Sepia postcard showing view looking north east from Winton Square, Basingstoke at top of Sarum Hill on the 20th July 1908, a large crowd of men, women and children are surrounding three cars, in the back of the central car is standing, with long white beard and flat military style hat, General Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, in the background can be from left part of H.J Knowles, booksellers and stationers with sign above shop for Goss china, to right A.E.Wadmore, fruiterer, C Scard, cycle and motor cycle agents advertising Continental Tyres, Pratts motor spirit, BSA cycles, Carless petrol and Bowleys motor spirit, A Hitchens, Millner, then the Primtive Methodist Chapel, a large gas lamp is in the middle of the square and to the right can be seen a decorative canopy above the entrance to the Wheatsheaf Hotel,
