A collection of photographs featuring |
Individuals and Groups |
Many thanks to all those who kindly lent me photographs. |
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Lt to rt Doreen Sparrow,
Susan Brown, Ulva Silvester Margaret Whitehead and ? Taken in 1948 |
4 school girls at the seaside. Front row middle Toni Burr, right Jennifer Monroe |
Toni Burr as a bridesmaid at Michael
Edwards' sister's wedding about 1946 From Doreen Gineil |
A Methodist Congregation |
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Derek, Joyce,
Barabara, Pearl Howlett. Taken at Commerce House in 1933. Provided by Pearl Mann (nee Howlett) |
c1955, Methodist Hall. Only names known are Front Row Grandmother Mrs Mary Baker and standing at the back, Maisie Baker. Photo from David Baker |
British legion Women's Section 1947-48. | Charlie Baker |
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View of south side of Chapel Street. The lady is a
(nee) Gent, either Dolly or Mabel. Photo provided by Dennis Flack. |
Dennis Flack and mother Dolly (nee Gent). The
buildings behind are on the south side of Chapel Street. Photo provided by Dennis Flack. |
A Post war party held in the RAF Gymnasium. Names here |
Mr. Thomas Andrews. 1841-1924 |
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St. Johns Ambulance Group Names here. Photo provided by Mr P. Cooper |
Names here | Early 1930s. The Lemmon children. Extra detail Photo provided by Verna Ryan. |
The 1950s. The same Lemmon children. Extra detail Photo provided by Verna Ryan. |
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Col. John McManners, US Army and Col. Ron O'Leary, US Marine Corp. with Colin English (Landlord) at The Chequers. About 1990. | John
Brewington, survivor of the Charge
of the Light Brigade. Born Feltwell Jan.15th 1834, Baptised (St Mary's) Nov 22nd 1834, Died (Fulham) Jan 20th 1892 of Bronchitis. |
Grandfather Wilson Sparrow. Photo from Doreen Gineil (nee Sparrow) Details to follow |
Bobbie Burr serving
customers at the bar of the Oak Hotel. |
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Silk Purse Wives at The Chequers | ![]() |
1910. 4th Battalion (Territorials)
Norfolk Regiment Standing: Fred Lemmon, ?,?,? Laying: Edgar Laws, Ellis Laws. |
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The
Blackjacks, Feltwell's first rock and roll band. Glyn Walden, David Howes, Mike Edwards and Carl the Swiss pictured. Peter (Dick) Wing probably on camera. Photos from Glyn Walden |
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'Good
Neighbours Club' Christmas party, 1980. Names Photo provided by Mr P. Cooper |
Harvest
supper in the Methodist Hall in 1979 Photo provided by Mr P. Cooper |
Mr & Mrs Greg Walker. Greg lived to be 101. Photo provided by Alan Whitehand |
Mrs Enefer, Mick Enefer, Fl Sgt Pugh, Fl Sgt Walters, Mrs Walters (daughter), Miss Molly Marks, Bob Enefer, Alfred Enefer (father), Rex the dog |
![]() Wedding of Arthur Whistler to Dorothy Jacobs. Names. Photo from Chris Cock |
![]() Alan Henry Baxter |
![]() Alun Lines in the castle at Mrs Swann's. Photo from Alun. |
![]() Mrs Rebecca (nee Fresher) & Mr John Everitt |
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Names Photo from Verna Ryan |
Names Photo from Verna Ryan |
Names Photo from Verna Ryan |
Ernest Spencer. Taken at the doorway of his home, 3 Chapel Yard , about 1948. |
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Taken about
1948. The girls are, L to R, unknown, Jean Martin, Angela Martin,
Jenny Monroe.
Photo via Doreen Sparrow Giniel from ? |
Believed to be Elisa, wife of William Everett Lawrence (nee Butcher 1867-1935) Sister of Samuel Butcher. Road end of Bell Cottage, Bell St | No information is currently available for this photograph. | Believed to be the Reverend O'Rorke and family |
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Dr. Andrew Kerr Boyle standing beside his Bullnose Morris outside the Post Office. The picture was taken in 1935 and in 1985 (50 years later) I parked my car in the same place and had a similar photo taken. My daughter has said that she'll go there and take another in 2035. What a great idea. | Mr Don Feltwell, Headmaster, emerges from the newly opened school swimming pool on 24th September, 1980. | Eric and Joyce Secker | Event unknown. Back row: Angela Martin, Ann ?, Shirley Maggs, Joyce Walker, Maureen Birch Middle row: Brenda Leech, ?, Barbara ? Front row: Beryl Haylett, Helen Gunsted, Sylvia ? |
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The wedding of Flora Steward and Barley Page Porter, 1906 |
The
people in the wedding photo are as follows, left to right Back row:- Robert Herbert Porter, Annie Porter, unknown, unknown, Lavinia Geary (nee Steward) brides sister, Frank Geary, 4 unknown ladies, Frederick Steward, (bride's brother) Grace Steward (nee Phillips) wife of John Arthur Steward (Jack) Middle row:- Unknown bridesmaid, Emily Steward (mother), Barley Page Porter (groom) Flora Mary Steward (bride) Samuel Steward (Sam. brides father), unknown bridesmaid, George (brother of Barley) or Goddard or Joseph Front row: Miss Porter, unknown child |
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Mr & Mrs J. Broadwater | From Ann Donnelly | ||
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Catherine and Gillian Cheesman & Catherine Orange | Catherine and Gillian outside the Post Office | Glenys and Jennifer Field first lived in Cock Street, then the family moved to the cottage in Paynes Lane adjoining the Willets. She remembers her Dad building the prefab which they must have moved into in 1954 as she was 7 years old at the time. | These
4 young ladies were local girls and two of them lived in the cottage
with their aunt, Joan Beamis, who at that time worked in the local
cinema. Left to right: Elizabeth (Liz) Best, Verna Ryan, Pat? and Marie Best. Liz and Marie were sisters and lived in the cottage. |
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Major Swann and his wife Evelyn with their dog 'Punch' which lived to age of 19. | From Mr Lambert | Mr Barry Reeves, current winder of the clock at St Mary's (2025) |
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