Bealings Station late 1940s
Bealings Station in the late 1940s. Sadly this station closed in
the 1950's.
Blacksmiths
The Blacksmiths below was behind the Admirals Head.The picture was
taken in the early 1900's.
Little Bealings, The Street in 2007
This photo was taken near the bridge looking up The Street. it was
taken on a sunny day February day in 2008. Photo by Peter
Shaw.
Postcard of The Street about 100 years ago
The postcard of "Little Bealings Street" shows the top of The
Street and the gate-house to the Manor House. The gatehouse still
stands today as an extended family home - you will find it just
opposite the entrance to All Saints Church. This postcard and the
picture of "Rosemead" shows that The Street has not changed much in
100 years.
Rosemead - in The Street
Rosemead Cottage stil stands today next to the Admiral's Head
Pub.
Village Hall - the old one
Old Village Hall - opposite School in Sandy Lane. Below is a photo
of the old Village Hall (a recycled first world war army hut) which
was to be found on the left of Sandy Lane just opposite Bealings
school. The old hut was demolished in the late 1950s when a new
hall was built at the top of The Street. The new hall celebrated
its 50th anniversary on 12th May 2007.
Village Hall today
The present Village Hall celebrated its 50th anniversary in May
2007 and saw refurbishment of the playingfield complete in May
2008.