Photo of the month
Mainly used as private accommodation, but at some time during the 1930's and 1940's, it was used as a nursing home, although that was very short-lived.
Belmont House in George Street, Ryde, was demolished in 1997 to make way for the Foyer project.
The Temperance Hall, High Street, Ryde, was built in 1884 and used for lectures. It was on the site of the old Wesleyan Methodist Chapel which was built in 1858. It became the Bijou Cinema showing silent films and featuring a pianist.
Savoy Tutorial College, formerly the Hotel Victoria. Built in 1872 on the site of the Old Vine Inn
Photographs of the Old Steam Flour Mill in Green Street, Ryde, just before demolition.
This is another photo of the front entrance of the property in St. Thomas's Street, Ryde, formerly the home of Fernao de Castel Branco, who was the self-styled Count of Ryde.