Holy Trinity Church, Inner Lines/Sally Port, Brompton, c. 1910
Tinted postcard photograph entitled Old Brompton, Inner Lines and Trinity Church comprising a view of Holy Trinity parish church, Military Road (later Maxwell Road) and Inner Lines, looking north-north-east, showing in fore and right middle grounds and right distance path leading through avenue of trees and in left middle ground Military Road (later Maxwell Road), church and spire. The buildings at the left side of the picture are the Conway Hall and Trinity Church School buildings.
In December 1868, by permission of the Secretary for War a portion of the inner line of fortifications, adjoining Fort Amherst, Chatham, was been set apart as a recreation ground for the use of the officers connected with the garrison. The avenue of trees was part of this Victorian park which included carriage drives and tennis courts.
Holy Trinity Church, Inner Lines/Sally Port, Brompton, c. 1910
Tinted postcard photograph entitled Old Brompton, Inner Lines and Trinity Church comprising a view of Holy Trinity parish church, Military Road (later Maxwell Road) and Inner Lines, looking north-north-east, showing in fore and right middle grounds and right distance path leading through avenue of trees and in left middle ground Military Road (later Maxwell Road), church and spire. The buildings at the left side of the picture are the Conway Hall and Trinity Church School buildings.
In December 1868, by permission of the Secretary for War a portion of the inner line of fortifications, adjoining Fort Amherst, Chatham, was been set apart as a recreation ground for the use of the officers connected with the garrison. The avenue of trees was part of this Victorian park which included carriage drives and tennis courts.