A photography exhibition that chronicled how Worcester Park has changed over the last century attracted more than 500 visitors.
The exhibition showed off some 200 photos of past and present sites, double what was displayed the first time it was held in May.
Organiser Richard Johnston said: "It was really enjoyable, people were reliving old memories and then you would hear, ‘Oh, I remember that shop,’ or they would relate an amusing story about it.
"Some were seeing photos that pre-date how they would recognise Worcester Park, seeing horses and carts and farms is a world away from our collective memories.
"It was a great conversation generator.
"The considerable changes revealed in the passing decades showed us that our high street has always been in a constant state of flux, even way back in the seemingly slower pace of life of the late Victorian era.
"Or even in living memory, just a few generations ago, when one high street store proudly displayed a then profound social change, 'Television is here'."
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