For Then & Now this week, we will be looking at how Beaconsfield once looked many years ago.
The first photos the A40 in the town with two people walking across the road to the parish church in around 1975.
View looking South West cross the roundabout to the parish church, with two men crossing towards the Saracens Head in Beaconsfield in 1975
The second photo, which is dated from this year (2021), shows that the roundabout has stayed the same with some of its surroundings not changing too much over the last 46 years.
What the area looks like today in 2021
The road is still frequently used today by residents and those passing through the town.
Sticking with Beaconsfield, the White Hart has always been a popular venue for people in the town to socialise, and in 1920, things were no different.
Looking north west. a view of the Royal White Hart Hotel, with the staff (one man and six women) in Beaconsfield in 1920
A photo from our archive shows the pub and hotel looking fresh the third decade of the 20th century.
What the pub looks like today
The pub is still standing today and remains as a well-liked place to visit.
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