Hereford areas and buildings have developed over the years, some have gone, others have changed, some have stayed the same.
Here’s how some of it has changed:
The Greyhound Dog (white building seen in second photograph) was built between two farms in the last quarter of the 19 century: Causeway Farm, which has long since been demolished, and Pool Farm, which has been developed into offices.
The Greyhound Dog is no more. It was demolished to allow easier access to Asda in 2003.
The Victoria Eye Hospital was in Eign Street in Hereford.
The hospital, built in 1889 for less than £4,000, became redundant when Hereford County Hospital opened. After it closed in 2002, the main building was converted into apartments.
Lord Scudamore school in Friars Street, Hereford, was established in 1852 and taken over by the local council in 1911.
Part of the Herefordshire Marches Federation of Academies, it is now Herefordshire's biggest primary school in terms of pupil numbers with 661.
In 1997 a proposed new drive-in shopping complex nearly saw it knocked down, alongside other buildings such as the Military Club. But the plan did not go ahead, and the schools still stands.
Right photo shows Lord Scudamore School in 1997, the first is the now.
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