Date:22nd of May 1932
Description:Tamworth is located at the confluence of the rivers Anker and Tame and so was liable to severe flooding before flood defences were put in place. Bolebridge street flooded regularly due to its close proximity to the rivers of Tame and Anker. On the left of this photograph can be seen Hamel's Mill, with the Old White Lion Pub on the right. This area has now been demolished.
The timeline shows resources around this location over a number of years.
George Ball, the Licensee, is seen in the centre of this photograph with locals ...
Hargraves Taxi, driven by Fred Hargrave, in floods in Bolebridge Street during the ...
All of these shops have now been demolished to make way for the road being widened....
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A Daimler taxi stuck in the Bolebridge Street floods. The famous flood of 22nd May 1932 was one of the ...
Tamworth is located at the confluence of the rivers Anker and Tame and so was liable to severe flooding ...
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Source: Tamworth Castle Museum
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