Permanant Funfair at the foot of Kew bridge.
I rmember being bought here by my late father, in the late 1940’s/ early 50’s , but can find nothing about it’s
History or any photos of it ‘on-line’.
Can anyone remember the fairground’s operator’s name and the date of closure ?
Hi ,
Yes you are right there was a fair there but I cannot find any references to it . I remember that there were a couple of dilapidated rides still located there in the late 60’s.
I can remember this funfair. There used to be a dodgem cars ride there, which I used to spend quite a bit on during my school summer holidays, probably in the. Eye late 1950’s/early 1960’s.
It probably cost the old 6pence per ride, which still seemed expensive compared with my pocket money at the time!
I was told a lot of the fairground folk are buried at the old Hounslow cemetery in Hanworth road. I was last there in about 1990 and the graves are well looked after. Previous lived in Hibernia Road but left permanently in 1960
Permanant Funfair at the foot of Kew bridge.
I rmember being bought here by my late father, in the late 1940’s/ early 50’s , but can find nothing about it’s
History or any photos of it ‘on-line’.
Can anyone remember the fairground’s operator’s name and the date of closure ?
Hi ,
Yes you are right there was a fair there but I cannot find any references to it . I remember that there were a couple of dilapidated rides still located there in the late 60’s.
I can remember this funfair. There used to be a dodgem cars ride there, which I used to spend quite a bit on during my school summer holidays, probably in the. Eye late 1950’s/early 1960’s.
It probably cost the old 6pence per ride, which still seemed expensive compared with my pocket money at the time!
Yes! I can remember being with you. Your Cousin David Richardson
I was told a lot of the fairground folk are buried at the old Hounslow cemetery in Hanworth road. I was last there in about 1990 and the graves are well looked after. Previous lived in Hibernia Road but left permanently in 1960