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A builder’s day book
Amongst items given to the museum from the estate of Tom Gye we have a number of the day books used in the building trade. In these books each customer was recorded and indexed and the labour and mate...
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An infant class
Here we have another photo with no information except that the original was a Kodachrome slide. It’s a school photo with a class of infants. There’s no doubt about the teacher. This is Mrs Elis...
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Dedicating the Powner Hall
Another of our ‘run up to Christmas’ gifts was a rather careworn copy of the order of service for the dedication of the hall at the Congregational Church – afterwards known as the Powner Hall. ...
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Drove Lane
Simple chance can cause quite big impacts and Drove Lane is what it is now in part due to chance. Its name has changed over the years. At one time it was ‘The Drove’. Then the cemetery was created...
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The Milk Producer
Our local people – and these days those from all round the world, have been absolute wonders at finding and saving documents of interest. That will be why we have some extracts from the jour...
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A Charity Collection Box
The sealed box into which a householder put money for a chosen charity, used to be a part of life for many people. Each year there was what may be called a grand opening day which revealed just how mu...
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Our Henry Cooper
Today we are going to look at another of the lads from the 1919 football team we saw the other day. His name is Henry Cooper, not to be confused with his ‘slapping it on’ and much more famous boxi...