SOUTHALL IN PICTURES
SOUTHALL AND NORWOOD HISTORY IN PICTURES
Local History information:
Ealing Council has an extensive collection of historical material about Southall and Norwood at their Central Library in Ealing. This material can be seen by appointment at their historical archives section. They have some information published on their website here: www.ealing.gov.uk
Another source of local information including HTML copies of books by R.J. Meads can be found at the website here: www.southall-history.co.uk
A few of the paintings by E.L. Ham can be seen at the Southall Library in the Dominion Centre, and some at Ealing Central Library. There are 73 electronic images of his paintings that can be viewed on the Art UK website here: hittps://artuk.org/discover/artists/ham-ernest-a-l-18741958
Search for information about Southall and Norwood Green at British History website here: www.british-history.ac.uk
Francis Frith website has some good recollections about Southall. here: www.francisfrith.com and search for Old Southall Remembered.
This website is compiled mostly from material obtained from Manor Studio, Leonard & Marcus Taylor Ltd, The Late Miss.E. Barnett, The Late Leonard Taylor and The Late Marcus Taylor. We are grateful for all other contributions and these are individually accredited.
As this is mainly a pictures website, it is recommended that this site is viewed on the largest screen possible.
We are currently trying to enable improved viewing on a mobile device without loosing the quality of view on a larger screen.
Contact us: southallinpictures@gmail.com
The Manor House on The Green, Southall dates back to the 16th century. Miss E.M. Barnett compiled a history .
Manor Studio. Click here for our page showing WW2 paper negative,American Red Cross, and more.
LINKS TO OTHER PAGES
Click on Southall Places to see our extensive archive of photographs of Southall buildings and streets. These were taken mostly in the first half of the last century. More detailed information is attached to each photograph where known.
Click on Southall People to see photographs of the people who made Southall what it was. Also these are mostly from the first half of the last century.
Click on World War I and World War II to see pictures of people at that time.
Click on Southall Events to see pictures of events that happened in Southall mostly in the first half of the last century.
Click on Clifton Road Junior School, to see our small collection of photographs, mostly taken in the 1960's. If you attended this school in the 1960's and you have any material -we would really like to hear from you!
Click on Southall Round Table to see our collection of 1960's photographs of activities including Skopje relief run, Donkey Derby Bed Push and other events organised by Southall Round Table. See a small collection of photographs of Southall Ladies Circle .
Click on Manor Studio to see some images of the studio and its work.
Click on Featherstone County Secondary School to see our small selection of 1970's photographs of the school band, some with Greenford Girls Brigade.
Click here for a selection of black and white photographs taken by Nigel Tupman on a Sunday in Southall in 1985
Click on Southall C21 This page which has been designed for view on a mobile is being added to over the coming months. This is a look at what has survived and how, and what is new.
OTHER RESOURCES
Links to other websites: Details of other websites have been given on this page. Click on Links underlined.
Ernest Austin D'Lacey Ham was a local artist and lived in Norwood Green between 1889 and 1958.
You can read more about him by Miss. E.M. Barnet.
Click here to See E.L. Ham page.
To see some of his work click: hittps://artuk.org/discover/artists/ham-ernest-a-l-18741958
SOUTHALL HISTORY SOCIETY
Southall Local History Society has unfortunately ceased to exist. Some of our material can be attributed to them. The Late Miss E.M. Barnett wrote the papers about the Manor House and E.L. Ham and these were probably written for the local history society. Published here having been left with Nick Taylor for this purpose.
The Late George Twyman who was their chairman wrote a short book about the Martin Brothers entitled: 'The Martin Brothers- The Southall Potters 1877-1923" Published by the Southall Local History Society in 1995.
New Material:
If you have 'old' pictures of Southall we want to hear from you! We will credit anything we publish.
Email: southallinpictures@gmail.com
There is some really good photographs on Facebook 'Are you an old face from Southall'.
If you would like any of your images uploaded to this site, please email your images with permission to publish them. Published images will always be credited..