Identified Photo’s
Where lost stories find their names.
Browse photographs that have been successfully identified through the contributions of our community. Each image now carries the details and history that once seemed lost, keeping memories alive for generations to come.
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St Mary the Virgin, Monken Hadley, an ancient parish church located in the London Borough of Barnet
Built in 1494
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The historic Duke of York public house at Ganwick Corner near Potters Bar in Hertfordshire, England
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St Marylebone Institution (originally known as the St Marylebone Workhouse), viewed from the corner of Northumberland Street
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This image shows the Pen-y-Garreg Reservoir, located in the stunning Elan Valley Estate near Rhayader in Powys, Mid Wales
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Craig Goch Dam
• Construction: Work began on the dam in 1897 and concluded in 1904.
• Royal Opening: King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra officially opened the scheme in July 1904.
• Purpose: Built to supply clean, gravity-fed water to the rapidly growing, industrialized city of Birmingham, located roughly 80 miles away.
• Workforce: Hundreds of workers lived in a purpose-built wooden village at the site during construction
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This is Ely cathedral
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The vintage photograph shows the historic Bidston Observatory situated on Bidston Hill on the Wirral peninsula, England. Built from local sandstone, it served as a crucial site for astronomical, meteorological, and tidal research
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The car is driving on a rural road approaching the iconic ruins of Corfe Castle situated prominently on the hill in the background. The historic stone arch bridge visible just ahead of the vehicle carries the Swanage Railway line through the natural gap in the Purbeck Hills.
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The image shows the historic St Mary the Virgin Parish Church in Monken Hadley, Barnet