Where is this? #19 Street Scene

[Spidermonkey]

Perhaps a bit of a long shot this one - does anyone recognise this street scene?  I suspect that the photograph I have is a later print of an earlier photo, so things are a bit fuzzy. 

Are there any hints from the styles of the buildings as to which part of the country/world this is?

As always, huge thanks for your contributions and thoughts.

[ScouseBoy]

I wonder what was in the buckets beside the fence?

Try not to reply with a four letter word.

[Rosinish]

I wonder what was in the buckets beside the fence?

Try not to reply with a four letter word.

Couldn't resist...Coal

Annie

[JenB]

The house on the left is partially tile-hung which made me think of Sussex 

Historically, tile hanging is particularly associated with Kent, Surrey and Sussex, but it is also used in parts of Hampshire, Berkshire, Wiltshire and Buckinghamshire
http://www.buildingconservation.com/articles/hangingtiles/hangingtiles.htm

So plenty to work with there 

[Rhododendron]

Is it just me or has this been posted and identified by someone quite some time ago?

[ScouseBoy]

I wonder what was in the buckets beside the fence?

Try not to reply with a four letter word.

Couldn't resist...Coal

Annie

   I was wondering if it was "night soil"    as it was politely called.

[Spidermonkey]

Is it just me or has this been posted and identified by someone quite some time ago?

If they did, I don't think it was me - I've just had to scan it in now.  But, as I said, I think my photograph is a later copy of an earlier photo so it is possible that someone else has the same image.  I did do a google search on the image to see if anything came up straight away, which it didn't.

[Spidermonkey]

The house on the left is partially tile-hung which made me think of Sussex 

Historically, tile hanging is particularly associated with Kent, Surrey and Sussex, but it is also used in parts of Hampshire, Berkshire, Wiltshire and Buckinghamshire
http://www.buildingconservation.com/articles/hangingtiles/hangingtiles.htm

So plenty to work with there 

Thanks Jen for narrowing down the area 

[Spidermonkey]

Whats the conical thing that's propping up the chap to the right of the buckets?