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Floods and snowstorms

Three people in a small rowing boat travel down a flooded street lined with buildings and fences, whilst a few pedestrians stand on the road nearby. The scene appears old and is in black and white.

A sepia-toned photo of a flooded street with water reaching door level. A person rows a boat down the street, and a person looks out from an upstairs window of a brick house.

A sepia-toned photo of Lymington High Street covered in snow, with buildings lining both sides and a church with a clock tower in the background. Text at the bottom reads: “The Great Snowstorm of 25 April 1908.”.

Sepia-toned photo of Lymington’s St Thomas Street after a heavy snowstorm on 25 April 1908. People walk on snow-covered streets, and tall buildings are lined with snow. Handwritten caption is visible at the bottom.

Historic photos of floods and snowstorms in Lymington

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