Warlingham, Surrey - Then & Now, Part 2

In this follow-up to Part 1 where I concentrated on Warlingham Green, I revisit that area with some new (old!) images and also some from nearby sites.
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[@andystlaurent8262]

Another fantastic video! Great job Phil, loved it.

[@billwilson1320]

Fascinating........ghosts from the past!

[@stirlingmoss4621]

Really lovely. Only known Warlingham since the 50s. Not changed too much. Parking on pavements really gets to me, though. Thanks, Phil...must watch Pt 1 now !

[@philswallow]

Thank you, I think the pavement parking is the only option on some of the older narrow roads but it does mean you have to walk in the road to get past!

[@peterclark9677]

Thanks again for going to the trouble of showing me this area. As I said before brings back good memories for me 😊

[@philswallow]

My pleasure 😊

[@johnstilljohn3181]

Really nice... The only significant change is cars......

[@andymcgarty3099]

Brilliant work and so much effort getting the perspectives to match. Interesting to see harrow road stores. I used to get my sweets there as a kid!
Really well done sir.

[@philswallow]

Cheers mate, it’s a challenge! 😁

[@kevindench4302]

Iously good video so much work to get those shots great work .

[@philswallow]

Many thanks, Kevin 👍🏻

[@swej148]

Seriously good work here, must’ve taken some effort to get those angles right. I particularly enjoyed the one of The White Lion with no houses in the distance!! Also noted the boundary(?) post outside The Harrow you recently found on a walk and talk. Thanks!

[@philswallow]

It is a bit challenging but that’s the fun of it really. The lack of houses may be down to the mask I used to highlight the main subject 🫣. The Coal Tax post at the Harrow was an interesting one in that due to the different angles vs modern technology it seems to have moved a few feet - mind you, that may have been necessary when the road was developed - we may never know!

[@swej148]

Part of the mystery that keeps it all so interesting!

[@peterclark9677]

Did one of the pubs on the green was owned by steve vedor (Some time ago) the wrestler?

[@philswallow]

Yes! I’d forgotten that but you’ve now reminded me 😃 He was at the White Lion, I think David Price may have been there once and also Brian Bason, both ex-professional footballers