Virtual Tour - Jubilee Hall

You've made it to the former site of the Jubilee Hall (middle building on the right) on the Farnborough Road, almost opposite the Railway Hotel (now the Ham and Blackbird pub), adjacent to the both the former Post Office building and Cambridge Hotel, and near the old entrance to Farnborough Railway station. Today this site has evolved to being the site of offices and flats. Where to now? Salisbury road is to the East along with St. Peter's Church, dating back to the 12th century, with Farnborough Road running in either direction. Either side are the former sites of the old Post Office building, the Railway Hotel, and Cambridge Hotel, with Highgate Lane, Farnborough Hill, the South Lodge, Farnborough Station and St. Michael's Abbey also close by. Going South is the Clockhouse, Victoria Road and the former sites of Brands Removals, Coombe Farm and the lodge houses for Farnborough Place. Pick where you want to go next from the menu on the right. Click on an image to see how the site of the Jubilee Hall has changed over the years. (Remember to scroll down to see the larger images). 1. 1903 2. 2007 3. 2007 4. 2007 5. 2007 Click on an image to begin the tour. Image and thumbnail 1 is reproduced courtesy of The Francis Frith Collection. Email this page to a friend or social bookmark and share it with: Read about social bookmarking on wikipedia Powered by Bookmarkz [Note: you must register with the sites above in order to use them]

Where to next? Make a selection Brands Removals Cambridge Hotel Clockhouse Coombe Farm Farnborough Hill Farnborough Place Farnborough Road Farnborough Station Highgate Lane Manor house lodges Post Office building Salisbury Road South Lodge St. Michael's Abbey St. Peter's Church Victoria Road Tour Quick jump Make a selection Cove Farnborough Park Farnborough Street North Camp North Farnborough Rafborough South Farnborough West Heath Add to this page Have you got a photograph of this part of Farnborough that you'd like to share and see appear here? Maybe you've got a memory of relating to this part of town? Why not share with it everyone by submitting it to the Historic Farnborough site.

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