Photos
by courtesy of
Mary & Peter Guiney

picture of St. Georges Choir picture of Party at the NTG Board)
Picture of St George's Choir - Picture of NTG Board Party

picture of St. Georges football team
Picture of Brentford's football team

Party photos of Greet Road (I think)
picture of Greet Road (I think) picture of Party in Greet Road (I think) picture of Party in Greet Road (I think)

Still more Party photos of Greet Road (I think)
picture of Decorations in Greet Road (I think) picture of Party in Greet Road (I think) picture of Party in Greet Road (I think) picture of Party in Greet Road (I think)

Photos from other parts of Brentford
picture of Gas Works picture of Barge at Brentford Docks picture of Gas Works
picture of Gas Works picture of the original Red Lion Public House, Left-hand side of Ealing Road picture of Albany Road & Maferking Avenue (I think)

Note from me (Peter W Rutt),
I have done my best in making these photos cuttings
from old Newspapers ok for the web, they may be of
interest and thanks to Margaret for sending to me.
picture of Bricklayers Pub
These men were off for a seaside outing and are
pictured outside the Bricklayers Arms Public
House in Ealing Road, Brentford in 1921. Seated
in the middle with them is the pub's owner, Mrs Brooks.
This picture shows old folk entering into the
spirit of things with gusto back in 1962. A
party of delighted Brentford pensioners joined
in a sing-song of their favourite tunes with
the Mayor of Brentford and Chiswick at the piano.
The occasion was the annual Christmas party given
to members of the Brentford branch of the National
Federation of Old Age Pensioners Association at
St Paul's Hall, Brentford.
picture showing old folk entering the spirit of things with gusto in 1926.
picture of Bricklayers Pub
Many of these boys and girls would be grandmothers
and grandfathers today - and no doubt, some still
live in Brentford and Chiswick. This photo was given
to the newspaper by Mr Alfred Ilbury, 66 of Chiswick
and he emembers the day it was taken. One year,
families in Cressage Road, Ealing and Pottery roads,
Brentford gathered their children together for a
group photo. This one was taken in 1921.
This photo taken outside the Pottery Arms,
I do not know when but the man standing on
the far right of the picture is my wife's
grandad, John Chuter. Mr John Chuter is
listed at 2 addresses, he lived at 14 Cressage
Road (ref 1926 Directory] and then moved
to 53 George Road in 1936. So I would think
this is about 1938. This sort of Pub outings
went on just before the War in 1939.
picture showing Pottery Arms outing
picture of Mary Guiney's Grandad
Close-up of Mary Guiney's Grandad




Emails from Mary & Peter Guiney
"Peter Guiney":- marg@mkurek.freeserve.co.uk Saturday, February 15, 2003 13:30:01
Hi Peter
Just a short note that my wife Mary was born in Brentford
and it was me that lived in Chiswick and moved to Brentford
when I was seven years old. Keep up the good work, I have
told a lot of Brentford people about the site and hope they
will have spme photo's they have kept.
Peter Guiney


"Mary & Peter Guiney"
petcom@blueyonder.co.uk
11th jan 2003 23:46
Peter,
The photo's are from my wife Mary Guiney nee
petch. She lived at No 2 Greet Road, just behind
Davis's garage in Ealing Road. We hope you find
the pictures interesting. Will try and get some
more for you.
From Mary & Peter



Also a letter from Mary
I was born in Chiswick and lived in Brentford from
the age of seven until I got married in 1961 at
St. Pauls Church.(I also got married there)
I lived in the flats called the Mall in the Boston
Manor Road
and went to St. John's RC School.
(please contact Dan O'neil - Ireland
oneildg@iol.ie - Dan went to St Johns)



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