High Street, Newnham, Gloucestershire

The start of the sweeping High Street in Newnham, photographed in 1910. The River Severn is situated to the photographer’s left. The large building on the right (with three upper-floor windows) is ‘The Old House’ – one of the
most prestigious houses in the village. It was built in 1680 for a wine merchant and is Grade II* listed. Credit: Forest Prints (Ian Thomas)
By August 2017, the large building on the left of the photograph has long gone, but other buildings remain largely unchanged. Photograph: © Steven Miell (TimeViews)
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Chingford Road, Walthamstow, London

The Tramway Offices in Walthamstow were located in Chingford Road, next door to a substantial depot which contained 10 tracks in the main building, and 4 tracks leading to a repair shop. The Offices opened in June 1905 and it was merged into the London Transport Passenger Board in 1933. Trams ran out of here until 1937 when it was converted to service trolleybuses. Motor buses took over the routes from 1960. This photograph was taken in the 1950s. In 1991, the site was redeveloped and the sheds were demolished. Credit: Photographer unknown
The tramway offices remained and were still in place in April 2020 when I took this photograph. Although it now houses flats, the words ‘Tramway Offices’ can still be seen on the stonework. Photograph: © Steven Miell (TimeViews)
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Burgring, Vienna

Following the ‘Anschluss’ in March 1938, Adolf Hitler and his staff walk in the streets of Vienna. He can be seen walking from Heldenplatz, though the Burgtor, towards the Burgring. Credit: Alamy
A photograph of the same view – taken in December 2019. Photograph: © Steven Miell (TimeViews)