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Kai Havertz wheels away to celebrate having scored a penalty in front of the Shed End at Stamford Bridge to give Chelsea a 2-1 lead. Everton supporters to the left of the stewards, Chelsea to the right.
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The official club photographer with two Nikon D4's aims one of them at Didier Drogba who is close in with the celebrating Chelsea fans in the lower tier of the Matthew Harding stand.
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916 is captured by JEREMY WHITEMAN with Melbourne W2.496 at the Embarcadero/Ferry Plaza Layover during the dedication of Melbourne 916.
MMTB SW6 type tram No.922 on Princes Bridge, Melbourne, Vic.Taken in 1972 by Tyroop, used with permission.
Another memory from my Melbourne years when in August 1993 SW6.965 started carrying AOA for Australian Air Express (First Flight) in what was to be its last advertising stint. It was during this period that I captured the 1950 tram northbound on Swanston St. on the Route 08 service on May 20, 1995, which I understand terminated at Melbourne University.
Previous advertising stints were:
1988
August: Advertising Maxwells
1989
February: Advertising Channel 7
1990
April: Advertising Bushells Tea
1991
June: Advertising Daimaru
1993
February: Advertising Australia Post
In October 2005 SW6.965 was restored to original condition to be presented to Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark and Princess Mary. Then on Thursday, 10th November, 2005, SW6.965 was presented to the Danish Consul General, Jorgen Mollegaard, by the Victorian Transport Minister, Peter Batchelor, at a function at Preston Workshops.
On Tuesday, 23rd May, 2006, there was the official inauguration of "the royal tram" into the Danish Tramway Museum's fleet. The vehicle is owned by HRH Crown Prince Frederik and HRH Crown Princess Mary. The Danish Tramway Museum is located in the town of Skjoldenæsholm, about 65 kilometres southwest of Copenhagen, Denmark. The Danish Tramway Historical Society, was founded on 8 February 1965. The Society's aims are to extend knowledge of public transport in an apolitical and idealistic manner.
A view of SW6.965 operating at the Danish museum can be found at:
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On Monday 28 July 1986, a 25-year-old real estate agent called Susannah "Suzy" Lamplugh disappeared without trace in the middle of the working day, having left the office of her employer Sturgis & Sons in Fulham Road, London SW6, to drive the short distance to nearby Shorrolds Road (pictured above) for a house-showing appointment.
She took her keys and purse with her, but left her handbag in the office. Her office diary recorded the essential details of the appointment: '12:45 Mr. Kipper – 37 Shorrolds Road O/S', the appended abbreviation meaning that the meeting point was outside the property.
The alarm was raised after Suzy missed an appointment later in the day and failed to return to the office. At 10 pm that evening, her white Ford Fiesta car was found abandoned outside a property for sale in Stevenage Road, about 2 km from Shorrolds Road. The vehicle, B396 GAN, was unlocked and Suzy's purse was in the door pocket. The ignition key was missing.
From the very start, the police investigation was hampered by the lack of physical evidence. And in all the years since, no further hard evidence has emerged to help solve the case. Despite the many lines of enquiry that the police have subsequently pursued, what happened to Suzy Lamplugh on that July day in 1986 remains a mystery. She was officially declared dead, presumed murdered, in 1994.
Domain Road Jct, Junction of St Kilda and Domain Roads, South Melbourne. Scanned from slide. EY89-1.
Heres number 4 from the North End Road and now we are in SW6,top photo from 1974 and on the far left the old `Fulham Public Baths and Wash House`which closed in 1981,the entrance was built in 1902 and is grade 2 listed,St Johns House is in the centre and used to be a bank and now has a 2 bedroom flat for sale at the bargain £625,000,The Cock has now added a Cock on the roof as well as a Hen in the name,and is also grade 2 listed..it first appeared in 1713 but the present building was built in 1895...check this over the road www.flickr.com/photos/rollthedice/2982312755/ C
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For a while this was a brewpub, but is now just a regular Young's. Since renamed as The Cock Tavern.
Address: 360 North End Road.
Former Name(s): The Cock.
Owner: Young's; Capital Pub Company (former); Truman Hanbury Buxton (former); Meux's (former).
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Abdoulaye Doucouté (69') scores Everton's first equaliser.
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Yarra Trams: SW6 925 Advertising Dreamworks Animation The Exhibition "Prepare for Awesomeness Melbourne!" on Route 35 City Circle (Anti Clockwise) via Flinders Street in Latrobe Street near Etihad Stadium
The renowned pub to the south of Fulham, popularly known as the Sloaney Pony, does a huge selection of beers, with regular beer festivals (this photo was taken during an American Beer Festival), and great food. (View of draught taps, and more recent photo from 2010, showing the side of the building.)
Address: 1-3 Parsons Green.
Owner: Mitchells and Butlers [Castle] (website); Charrington (former); Young & Bainbridge (former).
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Pubs History (history)
Kona Kai: 515 Fulham Rd, Fulham, London SW6 1HD, UK
Sugar Cane: 247 Lavender Hill, London SW11 1JW, UK
Chelsea vs Manchester United at Stamford Bridge
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*** 24/09/2012 My first photo to accumulate 2,000 views on flickr ***
*** 21/04/2013 My first photo to accumulate 2,500 views on flickr ***
SW6.954, E.6006 and H.368 at Preston Workshops captured by IAN GREEN in this through-the-fence view on Friday, 27th December, 2013.
Former MMTB tram SW6.893 loads passengers at the MOTAT museum in Auckland.
The tram makes a short journey up to the second MOTAT site
King's Road/Hurlingham Road, Fulham, west London. An 'ordinary' urban scene, but I liked the colours and the District Line tube train going over the bridge.
On November 10, 1993, Ray Marsh was on hand in Spring St. to capture this scene of 927 turning off Flinders St. on to the new track in Spring St. which marked the completion of the Melbourne City Circle tram route.
On that day this tram was one of the first service cars to travel on the new track.
A bar by Fulham Broadway station, nothing special from the outside, but a nice old pub building. Since renamed as Maddison's, then back to this name again in 2019, and then just the Broadway Bar. (Older photo of it as The King's Head from 2010.)
Address: 474-476 Fulham Road.
Former Name(s): The King's Head; The Slug @ Fulham; The Slug and Lettuce.
Owner: Enterprise Inns (former); Town and City (former); Bay Restaurant Group [Slug and Lettuce] (former); Whitbread/Laurel Pub Co. (former); Watney Combe Reid (former).
Links:
Pubs History (history)
A view of the initial test run of tram #965 at the Danish Tramway Museum on February 19, 2006. Note the Danish and Australian flags. The text on the banners reads 'Royal Tram on the way to the Tramway Museum'.
Preserved #965 is Australia's most geographically travelled tram. Photog unknown.
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The official address of Brunswick Tram Depot is 815-827 Sydney Road, Brunswick, however the depot is accessed from Cameron Street, Brunswick, Victoria. Scanned from slide. EY86-7.
West Stand, Stamford Bridge, Fulham Road, SW6
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18th July 2012 at Under the Bridge, London SW6.
The first Hammond Organ was invented by Laurens Hammond in the 1930s. Until the 1970s they were electro-mechanical instruments. They contained tonewheels which rotated beneath electromagnetic pickups. More recently they have been replaced by Clonewheel Organs, electronic instruments which emulate the sound of the electromechanical tonewheel-based organs.
This is a Hammond B-3 (first introduced in 1955 and produced until 1974). One of the most portable Hammond organs, it can be heard on many notable recordings from R and B to Gospel to Jazz.
Electronic Organs are assigned the number 5 in the Hornbostel-Sachs classification of musical instruments ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hornbostel-Sachs ), indicating:
5 = Electrophones. Sound is generated by electrical means.