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Bramley Railway Station, taken in 1910
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Bramley Railway Station as it is today in 2006
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Bramley Station Level Crossing from the East
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The Six Bells Hotel, taken in 1922
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Taken in 2006 and now the Bramley Inn, the building itself has changed very little since 1922
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Bramley Post Office, taken in 1920
The Post Office has moved twice since then
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Taken in 2006, what once served as the Post Office is now a private house
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Bramley Schools in the 1920s
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Taken in 2006, the new classrooms at Bramley School show no resemblance!
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An interior view of St. James' Church, taken around the 1920s
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St. James’ Church in 2006
Some of the structure goes back to the 12th century
but the tower was added during the 17th century and the aisle on the right in the early 19th Century
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The Street in Bramley, taken during the snowy winter of 1913
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Taken in 2006 from the same standpoint as the 1913 picture, the barn of Lime Tree Cottage is on the left (though the roofline and front are a little changed) and the Church is just visible in the background
This is now Vyne Road
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The Pound
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Bramley Rectory
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The Village Hall in 2006
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The Clift Meadow Pavilion in 2006,
lately extended and improved
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The playground near Farrier’s Close in 2006
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Taken in 2006,
recent housing around Farrier’s Close
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A view over fields from what is known
locally as 'Electricity Road'
The pylons don't exactly dominate the village
and are not universally appreciated
but are a presence all the same!
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