Did you guess the location of last week’s Mystery Photograph? We were in Coleford – and thank you to those of you who have submitted your fantastic competition photographs – there’s still time to enter if you would like to take your best shot of the scene!

Well done to: Kenneth Wilcox, Paul Hancock, Jonathan Griffin, Ann Smith, Winston Eyles, Glyn James, Norma Norris, Ivor Davis, Hannah Selway and Les Box, Haydn Jones, Tony Jones, Dan Clark, Frankie Ford, Terry Reakes, Henry Winter, Tony Jones and Mary and Mike Evans, who all guessed correctly – some of you even told us you were married at the Chapel. We now challenge one of you to take a stunning photograph of the scene for the museum!

Jonathan Griffin tells us: “Last week, we were in Church Street, Coleford, with the Wesleyan Chapel on the left and the Old Post Office on the right.

“The photo appears on page 66 of Coleford as ’twere, published by Coleford Oral History Group, and was taken by William Marchant ‘Bill’ Jones, a man of many talents, who as well as being a prolific local photographer, was also a businessman, author of the Jarge Balsh series of books, musician and village benefactor. A very interesting character!”

If you think you know where this week’s ‘Then’ photograph may have been taken, email: [email protected] or send your answer to us via Facebook: @MNRJournal.

Answer next week!