Bonfire Corner, 1936

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Bonfire Corner, 1936

BONFIRE CORNER 1936 There are many theories about the naming of Bonfire Corner. The most popular is that years ago the Dockyard workers were allowed to burn their waste materials on this piece of land outside the Dockyard walls.
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The News via "Portsmouth Then and Now" by Anthony Triggs
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1936

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A horse and cart are parked in the middle of a street corner near what looks to be a demolition of a building. A few people are standing on the left just below the street sign for Bonfire Corner and a Brickwoods pub sits just to the right.

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