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New Frith Photos - September 2022

These photos are either previously unseen photos, or ones that have now been checked and upgraded from the "Reference Only” category making them available in a wider range of products. In this release we bring you 1,800 photos of 656 places. This is part of our ongoing Digitisation Project.

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In Summary

Surrey
Featured Photo of Surrey
808 photos of 149 places.
Dorset
Featured Photo of Dorset
503 photos of 106 places.
Other Counties
489 photos of 401 places

Our favourites in this Release

Swanage, the Beach 1918
Ref. 68090T
Lingfield, the Old Prison and the Pond c1950
Ref. L50010
Camberley, High Street 1925
Ref. 76693A
Limpsfield, Grange Court 1967
Ref. L48075
Godmanstone, the Smiths Arms c1950
Ref. G179301
Ipswich, Cornhill 1904
Ref. 51240
Ashtead, High Street c1950
Ref. A72002
Glasgow, the Empire Exhibition, Scenic Railway 1938
Ref. G11053
Walton on the Hill, Church and War Memorial 1923
Ref. 75079
Chertsey, the Lock c1950
Ref. C80009
Caterham, the Station Approach 1957
Ref. C49104
Outwood, the Post Mill c1937
Ref. O29512
Charminster, West Hill c1955
Ref. C65008
Limpsfield, Detillens Corner c1949
Ref. L48019
Brockham, the Village Pump 1958
Ref. B224023

Featured County:

In this release are 808 newly digitised photos of 149 Surrey towns, cities and villages.

Featured County:

In this release are 503 newly digitised photos of 106 Dorset towns, cities and villages.

Other Counties:

In this release are 489 newly digitised photos of 401 UK towns, cities and villages.

Digitising the Archive

Our digitisation project has been a huge challenge, undertaken at enormous cost, without public funding. We have used state of the art technology to ensure we have captured the very finest details from every subject.

The original materials worked with have covered the gamut: hand-written ledgers and collodion glass plates, platinum, albumen & gelatin-silver prints, small format film and most things in between.

Even with the best technology and processes, handling so many delicate and varied materials has made this a slow, laborious and complex task.

Learn more about this project.

One of the digital scanners used to process the original images.
One of the digital scanners used to process the original images.
The Frith Digitisation Team in 2015.
The Frith Digitisation Team in 2015.
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