Ringwood-Now and Then
The following articles on historical buildings in Ringwood and surrounding area are intended to illustrate with recent photographs how various locations have changed over the years. Some have drastically altered beyond recognition like the Ringwood Town Mill, yet many others still retain the air of a country Market Town like the Market Square shown right. The up to date photos have been taken as close to the original location as possible for an accurate comparison.
All the articles have been kindly written by Mary Baldwin, an eminent local Ringwood Historian who has also supplied the original photos and therefore all text and pictures are copyright.
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Bottom of Hightown Road, Ringwood
Clark’s Almshouses, The Quomp, Ringwood
Mansfield House, Southampton Road
Old Market House & Scrivens, Ringwood
Rayson & Co Chemists at Friday’s Cross
Ringwood High Street looking towards the Market Place
Southampton Road, Ringwood – between Fridays Cross & Mansfield Road
The Granary, High Street, Ringwood
