Hungerford Common, May 2009

Aerial photograph September 2001, showing, in addition to the main roads across the common, and the trout farm top right, the weaving line of the shrubs along the Everlong boundary and the linear terracing to the north west.

The terracing on the north west part of the Common, Sep 2001

A popular event on Common, c1950? What was the event? Can you help? Please email the Administrator

View of Eddington from The Port Down, showing Hungerford East Signal Box. [Parsons, c1920]

The Port Down [c1915]

The Port Down [?1960s]

The Port Down [?1960s]

The Down Gate [Parsons, c1910]

The Common Port Down, 1910 [Freeman's Series]

Common Port Down, 1910, looking east from Down Gate. This shows the avenue of elm trees which had been planted in the late 19th century, and were felled in 1973 after they suffered from Dutch Elm Disease. [Collier C95]

The Common Port Down in the 1930s? The view is looking west towards the Down Gate, and the picture shows the avenue of elm trees which had been planted in the late 19th century, and were felled in 1973 after they suffered from Dutch Elm Disease.

View of Eddington from The Port Down [Collier C94, 1910]

The Down Gate [Parsons, c1905]

The Port Down [Parsons, c1910]

Hungerford Common, Oct 2013

The commemmorative plaque on the water trough, restored Aug 2013. (Dec 2015)

The 1904 water trough on the common, restored Aug 2013. (Dec 2015)