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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…
The Girling Shop - Draper, Grocer and Photographer.
William Girling is first seen at the shop in Church street in the 1871 census return and the last time he is recorded in the census returns is in 1901. His contribution to Stradbroke has been a wonderful archive of photographs recording life as it…
A View down Queen Street
A view of Queen Street ealy 20th Century. Note the church railings - before 1922 when the war memorial was erected.
Queen Street with a Policeman.(Girling)
Girling photograph of Queen Street looking towards Church Street with a policeman in view.
Girling and Ellis Shops
Church street with William Girling, Draper, Grocer and Photographer, and Ellis's The Butcher.
Girling's shop was in Stradbroke between 1860's and 1907.
Girling's shop was in Stradbroke between 1860's and 1907.
View From Drapers Hill footpath
Girling - View From Drapers Hill footpath looking towards All Saints Church and The White Hart Public House.
Stradbroke Fire Engine from 1843.
Stradbroke Fire Engine circa 1843 standing in New Street. Girling Photograph.
Stradbroke is rightly proud of its Fire Crew. When the alarm sounds, they immediately respond. SARA searched back to look at old reports and found many within the…
Stradbroke is rightly proud of its Fire Crew. When the alarm sounds, they immediately respond. SARA searched back to look at old reports and found many within the…
Gravestones 29 - 39
Gravestones 29 John Musk, 31 Sarah and James Percy, 32 1 Carrie and Charles Rush, 33 Daniel and Susann Walne , 34 John Walne, 35 R Mary Beechcroft & 36 L Elizabeth Walne , 37 William Girling, 38 RHS John Farrow, 38 LHS Sarah Farrow, 39 Margaret…
The Post Office and Church Street
The view shows the light hanging from the Post Office - now Town House in Church Street.
The Chantry Well Supply document 1818
The Chantry Well Supply document 1818
Transcript:
Dated July 14th 1818
Mr John Farrow
To Mr Chas Thurston and Others In Trust for the Inhabitants of Stradbrook
Grant and Demise of the Right of supplying the Town Pump with Water from the Pond…
Transcript:
Dated July 14th 1818
Mr John Farrow
To Mr Chas Thurston and Others In Trust for the Inhabitants of Stradbrook
Grant and Demise of the Right of supplying the Town Pump with Water from the Pond…
The Notely family - Church Street
The 1901 census return shows a William Notley aged 75 and his wife Harriette aged 68 living in Church Street. Both William and his wife were born in the village and William was still working as a farm labourer.
William Girling and his family
William Girling and his family.
William was born 1832 to Mary and Anthony Girling in Linstead Pava, Suffolk and was baptised on 17th June of that year. He married Elizabeth in 1864 and they had two daughters: Edith and Miriam.
William remained in…
William was born 1832 to Mary and Anthony Girling in Linstead Pava, Suffolk and was baptised on 17th June of that year. He married Elizabeth in 1864 and they had two daughters: Edith and Miriam.
William remained in…
Girling photograph of unknown woman taken whilst the photographer was trading in Stradbroke.
Girling photograph of unknown woman taken whilst the photographer was trading in Stradbroke.
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White Hart Bowls Club - winners of the Mid Suffolk Bowling Association Cup.
White Hart Bowls Club - winners of the Mid Suffolk Bowling Association Cup.