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Old pictures of the Queens park sent in by
Derek Baker we are all grateful he is sharing these with us.
Above the Boer war statue with the old guns
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The old bridge across the lake this seems a popular spot to take pictures
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Again the memorial but note the train at the base of it this has now gone and after a phone call today I think I have tracked it down to the council office I will see if I can confirm its still around
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The memorial and the broad walk down the hill
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The old style cafe
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Again the cafe but what is the building in the fore ground I havent seen this in any other picture and keen to find out what it is and were did it go?
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The lake dated 1904 with the wooden bridge
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The lake it must be old judging by the cloths
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Wooden bridge again across what would be Burma Island now
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The lake with boats
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Nice picture of the park in winter
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