location of photo 1930s in Sussex?

[okkool]

In the old family album it is amongst photos of nurses, so may have a medical reference. dated between 1927-1934.

Any help appreciated

okkool

[John915]

Good evening,

I don't think this is Sussex, the architecture doesn't look right. Also, I have never seen or heard of punts being used anywhwre in Sussex.

The river also looks to shallow to be one of our deep muddy watercourses.

John915

[PaulineJ]

I think it could be Sonning bridge.

The house now being "The Great House" restaurant

http://henrytaunt.com/gallery/gallery-images/sonning-bridge-new.jpg

[suey]

I agree that it may not be Sussex.   
You can just see the two white gables of the large house in Pauline's picture.  St Andrews Sonning does have a Norman tower which you can see in your picture to the right.  Don't know how close to the river it is though 

[okkool]

I do believe you are correct PaulineJ.

My grandmothers grandmother lived in Sonning.

Thanks John915 for directing us out of Sussex.

Thank you so much

okkool

Ps thanks Suey for the corroboration

[sugarbakers]

I found Sonning just a few minutes too late 

You can just make out the top of the church tower on this one ...

https://www.sabre-roads.org.uk/wiki/index.php?title=File:River_Thames_-_Sonning_Bridge_-_Geograph_-_97274.jpg

[John915]

Back again,

Now that location is confirmed I feel really stupid. I used to drive over that bridge regularly on deliveries. So being the Thames it is by no means shallow, in fact the last couple of times I went over I had to drive through floods to get to the bridge. The water level was lapping at the door sills of the restaurant when I went past.

The whole valley was under water up to and past Henley which was my furthest point of delivery. The centre of Reading was also endangered.

John915

[John915]

And again,

Just went on st view, it us no more. It is dead, tote, deceased, it has been demolished.

I popped the little fella on the middle of the bridge, turned him round and found myself looking at a building site, or the hoardings of.

John915

[suey]

And again,

Just went on st view, it us no more. It is dead, tote, deceased, it has been demolished.

I popped the little fella on the middle of the bridge, turned him round and found myself looking at a building site, or the hoardings of.

John915

What a pity, such is the way    I suppose the poor old bridge just couldn't take the modern traffic and no way to keep the old one and build a new one close by.