Nostaglia gallery – Week ending May 8

Tuesday 11th May 2010, 10:12AM BST.

You'll never guess what this is. Gary Furber of Wem, who e-mailed it in, says that it's apparently a picture of the Whitchurch Cycle Parade in the early 1900s. "As you may notice, not many cycles seem to be on parade. I've lived in the area all my life and never known of a recent parade of cycles but I'm only 36," says Gary. But with that strange, spooky, form of dress, and the complete absence of bicycles, can it really be a cycle parade? If you can positively identify this photograph, drop us a line.

You'll never guess what this is. Gary Furber of Wem, who e-mailed it in, says that it's apparently a picture of the Whitchurch Cycle Parade in the early 1900s. "As you may notice, not many cycles seem to be on parade. I've lived in the area all my life and never known of a recent parade of cycles but I'm only 36," says Gary. But with that strange, spooky, form of dress, and the complete absence of bicycles, can it really be a cycle parade? If you can positively identify this photograph, drop us a line.

Shropshire Star nostalgia pictures for the week ending Saturday, May 8.

View more: Oswestry news, Shropshire news, Wem news, Whitchurch news.

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