Soham Roots Interactive Website - Ariel views of Soham Cambridgeshire in 2000.

Ariel views of Soham in 2000

These images of Soham were taken from St Andrews Church Tower in May 2000.

Many changes can be seen from the 1935 images.

On the left is a view of the Recreation Ground facing Clay Street, also showing Lion Mills before demolition.

Right is a view of the Recreation Ground, showing part of Fountain Lane to the right of the picture.

The photo on the left shows Fountain Lane in the foreground. and the Northern area of Soham.

On the right shows the High Street, showing the Market Place at the top left of the picture. At the top right of the picture you can see the entrance to White Hart Lane.

The photo on the left is a view looking South towards Clay St. The field with the large dark tree in the centre now houses the new Budgens Supermarket . The large building to the left of the tree is The Baptist Church situated in Clay St.
On the right is a view showing White Hart Lane in the centre of the picture leading upwards from High Street. East Fen Common can be seen in the distance.

View showing White Hart Lane and Paddock Street area. Viewing the Eastern part of Soham.
View showing the High Street. The white building is Barclays Bank next door to the right you can just see the Church Hall and the large building to right of this is the former Greens Offices now known as Blue Donkey. At the bottom right you can see the Coop supermarket.

On the left is a view looking South along the rest of the High St
To the right is a view of St Andrews House, The Old Vicarage.

View showing Churchgate Street. The big white building was The Crown Public House, which is situated on the Market Square.