Coll. AMHS. Postcard posted in 1930. Shows two passageways at the left- the present one leading to the Masonic Hall and another uphill of the flagstaffed Comrades' Club, (presumed to have been once called Bank Lane- the Masonic Hall having been Alston Bank). Kings Arms have added the word "garage" to their gable end inscription and the Co-Op sign rides high above the Market Cross. Two carts ride up hill- beyond a wraith-like figure.

Coll. AMHS. A quiet day in Alston. L>R The Vicarage garden, Town Hall, Jacob Walton memorial, Townfoot. The King's Arms Hotel with its Cyclists' Touring Club plaque and the Angel Inn- with dormer window in place. Posted in 1920

Coll. AMHS. Beautifully tinted postcard- photgrpher unknown posted from Garrigill in 1916. Shows Beldy Chapel- (Methodist), Beldy Cottages and Low House Farm, Garrigill

Coll. AMHS from the Now & Then exhibition ca 1982. Prints courtesy Noel Faulkener from the Don Middleton collection. St. John the Evangelist church, Garrigill. Extensively modified after 1890, ("Too late as usual, compared with the Methodists"), this image could be as early as the 1870's. Trees now abound within and around the church. Dodbury/dodbery in view to R.

Coll. AMHS. Wallace's Series tinted printed postcard- taken prior to the building of Vicarage Terrace. Unposted. Shows St John's Church & Vicarage

Coll. AMHS. Modern contact print from a glass plate- od a softer style than early von Dix & Smedley examples. An unusual relatively close-up portrait. The sitter appears to be close to a light coloured wall. Slightly out of focus