Old Photos/Postcards of Henley
Listed below are Henley locations with our most recently added postcards. To view old photos/postcards, more recent photos, facts or businesses for a particular location simply click on the relevant link. Or, choose a different filter from the menu on the left.
Countryside
Situated on the southern edge of the Chiltern Hills, the countryside that surrounds Henley is truly some of the most scenic in England.
14 old postcards
| 25 photos
| 1 fact
Duke Street
Duke Street is the second most prominent street in Henley with numerous shops of varying types.
4 old postcards
| 4 photos
| 1 fact
| 1 business
Friar Park
Friar Park is a large private estate with a gothic mansion located in Henley. It was built by Sir Frank Crisp and was the home of the Beatle George Harrison.
9 old postcards
| 12 photos
| 5 facts
Gravel Hill
Gravel Hill is a fairly long road that runs from the town centre out of Henley-on-Thames.
5 old postcards
| 5 photos
| 2 facts
Greys Road
Greys Road is a long road that provides access to Henley from the nearby village of Greys. Greys Road car park is situated at the bottom of the hill in the town centre.
7 old postcards
| 20 photos
| 1 fact
| 2 businesses
Henley Bridge
Henley Bridge is a five arched bridge which was built in 1786 that crosses the River Thames from Remenham to Henley.
6 old postcards
| 14 photos
| 5 facts
Market Place
Market Place is a semi-pedestrianised area located in the centre of Henley directly in front of the Town Hall.
11 old postcards
| 13 photos
| 2 facts
| 4 businesses
Marlow Road
Marlow Road is a major entry road to the town of Henley-on-Thames.
1 old postcard
| 19 photos
| 2 facts
New Street
New Street runs down to the river in Henley-on-Thames. New Street is home to The Kenton Theatre.
3 old postcards
| 5 photos
| 3 facts
| 1 business
Reading Road
Reading Road is a main busy road that leads to Reading from Henley-on-Thames.
4 old postcards
| 28 photos
| 2 facts
| 6 businesses
