Stedham photos - part of The Rother Valley Guide, West Sussex, England, UK

The Street, looking north
Myrtle Cottage is to the left whilst The Old Ale House is next to the car on the right.
This was once the New Inn pub.
photo:- Simon Carey - 28 June, 2008
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The Street, looking north, green to right - photo:- Charlesdrakew - September 2007
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Queen Street, looking south - photo:- Charlesdrakew - July 2007
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One of these houses was the home of Mr and Mrs Potter and daughter Eileen.
He was the owner of Potters Buses, before, during and after World War 2. His main bus served many villages in the area, taking shoppers into Midhurst and back. It was a regular service, with a very, very busy schedule. Of course, he supplied a service for Stedham Football and Cricket X1's, and other outings.
Michael Stacey 2014

Westbrook Cottage, Queen Street, Stedham
Queen Street becomes The Alley and rejoins The Street opposite the Memorial Hall.
photo text:- Simon Carey - 28 June, 2008
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