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Then and NowThe 'Ealing then and now' pages show how Ealing has changed using modern and old photographs of the same location. Please click on the small versions of these pictures (thumbnails) to see the full sized versions. They may be copied and saved from your browser. After viewing or saving these pictures press the 'Back' button to return to this page. Apologies for the shortage of material. The Churches and 'Pubs' pages in 'Ealing Places' show more 'Then and Now' pictures. The Mall - Ealing Broadway looking West
Ealing Council Offices - Pre 1888
These offices (shown here in 1901) were the Ealing Parish Offices until the opening of Victoria Hall (now Ealing Town Hall) in 1888. These offices are at present occupied by the NatWest Bank. Victoria Hall - Uxbridge Road Victoria Hall (Ealing Town Hall) in 1888, 1900 and at the present time. Victoria Hall was built in 1874 cost £21,000 to build and was designed by Charles Jones. The Town House pub - Uxbridge road
The Plough Little Ealing, today and in 1910 (See also panoramas) The Duke of York Pub - Hanwell
The Royal - Boston Road
The Royal Hotel in 1928 and at the present time (February 2000)
The Royal Hotel in 1900 - located in Brentford High Street at this time, next door to the Royal Brewery. It was demolished when the gas works needed the site for expansion in the 1920's. The temperance movement was quite strong in Edwardian times and breweries had to give up licences or transfer them to open new pubs/hotels. The name was transferred to the building on the present site in Boston Road in the 1920's. * From an original Contemporary Post Card |
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