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Snow in Church Street
Snow in Church Street.
NB. The fence in front of the old rectory, the phone box, the tractor without a cab.
NB. The fence in front of the old rectory, the phone box, the tractor without a cab.
Church Street
Church Street. The reverse side of this picture has a stamp from Wllm Girling as the photographer and the writer of the explanation - Ivy Foulsham- refers to him. This is a little confusing as the picture looks to be a bit early for him and the…
View of Church Street
View of Church Street. Note the telephone box standing outside the shop which has two entrances. Next door is Foulshams.
Postcard showing Queen Street, Wilby Road, Church Street and Westhall.
Postcard showing Queen Street, Wilby Road, Church Street and Westhall.
Queens Street from the church tower
Queens Street from the church tower. The 'x' marks the police house with the cells to the left.
Aerial view of Church Street with The Priory in the background.
Aerial view of Church Street with The Priory in the background.
Corner of Church Street and Queen Street - Attributed to Henrietta Ryle.
Corner of Church Street and Queen Street - Attributed to Henrietta Ryle. Henrietta was the wife of Revd. JC Ryle.
Queen Street - postcard from GV Rutter to Miss Ruth Mills 1904
Queen Street - postcard from GV Rutter to Miss Ruth Mills 1904
Where did the name 'Stradbroke' come from?
Where did the name 'Stradbroke' come from? Taken from Mike Readman's private notes.
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Claude Rush notes on the Drought of 1921.
The author of these notes was Harry Claude Rush whose father was Stradbroke's Police Sergeant from 1909 to 1919. In 1971 Claude recounted the…