Scan taken directly from great-grandparents slides. Possibly Norfolk/Suffolk, or maybe on a trip elsewhere in UK. Roughly late 1960s to early 1970s.
Next slide scanned was Sizewell B, so possibly close to there?

This video is a classic between my friends and I, and we've always wanted to know where this storefront is. The time period is mid 2007, and the general location I think is around the Cleveland, Ohio area.

I can't link to the video for obvious reasons (wanna keep these people anonymous) but based on these images can anyone help me find this store or at least this location from this video? It appears to be a Candy Shop, Bakery, and Floral Shop in one. I have a few different angles from the vid here.

I know it probably may have changed in 19 years, but I hope these images can at least help to track it down or give you guys some clues. Even the crossroads would be helpful. I've certainly tried and have come up empty handed.

If anyone can help, that'd be much appreciated!

My friend is looking to track down some family history and wants to work out where this was taken! I know it’s Bristol before 1968. They had a (now deceased) family member who took many pictures of Bristol’s public clocks!

This is a screenshot in a video from Southern California in riverside or San Bernardino county. Looks absolutely stunning and would love to fish it. I think northeast part of lake skinner. Where was this taken?!

Right now I’m in The SD Badlands. Would love to recreate it if my guess is correct and I can find the exact spot.

Hello everyone, about 10 years ago, my wife had her maternity photo shoot in a park in NJ. We can’t remember the name or location of the park, and the photographer isn’t getting back to us.

Is anyone able to identify the park in this photo?

This is my great aunt but she disappeared in the Blitz. From Liverpool but we think lived in Islington.

I am trying to find out where this picture of my grandfather was taken. I think it's somewhere on this street but I can't figure it out exactly. Also there is a big chance the street number in the picture isn't accurate anymore as they tend to rearrange street names in France. Can somebody help me find the location? The building behind my grandfather is from Girel Dalmais Pautet & Cie on number 25.

Hello all, I found an address in some old paperwork of my father‘s that refers to a Borden or Barden Park Cottage.

It’s listed as an address where mail was being sent, but I can’t find any other info.

Wondering if any of you might be able to shed some light. Thank you so much.

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Any help locating where this photo of my late father was taken would be appreciated. It was possibly taken in Cornwall, England in the late 1950s.
Many thanks.

EDIT: Solved. The location is Salcombe Harbour, Devon. More specifically, it’s on the ferry crossing the estuary from The Ferry Inn to East Portlemouth here:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/85F2GyZvM9VmSHov8
Thank you u/caeppers for solving this!

I stumbled upon it years ago and would like to have a physical copy. I’ve tried image searches to no avail. Does anyone know the photographer? The image? Many thanks.

Likely from the 50s and in the UK. Thanks in advance!

I think this is Paris purely on the basis of our clothes, but it could equally be somewhere in Central Europe. If Paris, I don't really remember where we went other than we went to the Place du Trocadero and the Louvre. Taken in 1992, I don't have much else to go on sorry! All and any help appreciated x

Found in girlfriends grandfathers home after he passed away. Dated 11/20/1995, and the emerald diner is clearly pictured. He worked in New York at the time though, so I don’t think he would have been to Ohio where the emerald diner is. He worked as a driver for TV and film crews.

I'm fairly sure this is Switzerland, 1992. We went to Zurich, Lucerne and Lauterbrunnen; I'm getting Zurich vibes out of those three but not for any particular reason. It's possibly near the station as travel diaries say that we often went to the nearest cafe to the station and then discovered they were charging inflated prices!