Reg StevensWhere the wall was breached zoomReg Stevens at the Northlands side of Canvey on the seawall.Echo Newspaper GroupPhoto taken in 1992 of Reg Stevens at more or less the exact spot the seawall first breached in 1953. Reg was at that time the council engineer.Author By Janet PennPage added 13/06/2017 No CommentsStart the ball rolling by posting a comment on this page! Add a comment about this pageYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your comment:Name * Email * I consent to my name and e-mail address being stored along with this comment, and to the website editors communicating with me by e-mail about the comment if necessary. My name may be published alongside the comment on the website, but my e-mail address will not be published. My information will not be shared with any third party (see our Privacy Statement - opens in a new window). * Δ Photos1 February 1953 8am1953 Flood1953 Flood 63rd Anniversary1953 Flood pictures3rd February 19539yr Old EvacueeA Helping HandA helping handA sign of the timesAerial Flood pictureAerial photo of the floodAerial View of Flooded CanveyAnxious WaitAnyone recognise where this is?Army to the rescue 1953Bringing the sandbagsBus Station during the floodCanvey Flood PictureCanvey Point?Canvey?Carol Good's Flood PhotosChambers and GreengladesCleaning up after the floodCuppa and ComfortDave King EntertainsDo you recognise these wet gardens?Drying Off 1953During the flood but where??Echo Flood PhotosEssex Police Museum PhotosFletchers and ShillumsFlood 58th AnniversaryFlood Aerial Photo Smallgains AreaFlood PhotosFlood photos but where?Flooded Canvey From the AirFred's Flood FotosFred's Flood Fotos.Grovedell during the floodsHaulage Business to the RescueIn front of the Red Cow 1953Inspecting the damageIs this Canvey?James and Daisy Ross-WilksJones' and the FloodKeep the sandbags comingKorndyke RoadLakeside Corner 1953Leigh Beck areaLong Road 1953Looking NorthLord Mayor of London Sir Rupert de la BereMabel Lewis being rescuedMiracle Baby photoMolly Redman collection of flood photos.Mr and Mrs Stanley MartinNevada Road Area after the FloodNew flood photoNew Flood PhotosNew Flood PicNew Flood PictureNew rare 1953 flood picturesNorman's Flood PhotosNorth AvenueNot seen beforeOn TowPat Thain cleaning up after 1953 floodPC Pilgrim and Judy TaggartPets need rescuing tooPhoto of my house in the floodsPolice CheckpointQuacking Good LiftRAF Bomb disposal and the sandbagsRebuilding the WallsReg StevensRenamed King CanuteRepairing the breachesRescuedRiverside Cafe 1953Safe and soundSafe At LastSandbags, sandbags and more sandbagsSeawall Repair TeamShops in the FloodSilent StreetSoldiers to the rescueSouth West from Kollum RoadTelephone Exchange Oxford RoadThameside Crescent 1953The 1953 Flood.The Air Minister- Walks in the mud- at Canvey..The Alouette's roll in the RescueThe Army to the rescueThe FloodThe Long Trek to SafetyThe Police at workThe Queen Mother visiting one of the rescue centresThe Red Cow pub in 1953Three Aerial photosThree new aerial photosThree new flood picturesTo Lost School FriendsTwo aerial PicturesTwo New Flood PhotosTyserville on Gafzelle Drive during the floodsUnloading SandbagsVic BarnesView from the Admiral JellicoeWaiting for newsWaiting to be evacuatedWater Water everywhereWet HomecomingWhere abouts is thisWhere are these photos taken?Where it all beganWhere was this takenTerry Sullivan's Flood Photos Share thisFacebookPinterestTwitterLinkedin
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