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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.
The 1841 Tithe Map of Stradbroke and notes
Notes to the 1841 Tithe Map:-
Tithe Map 1840 - Notes.
The Tithe Map is one of the 3 original copies and has been stored in the Church. The other copies are at the Ipswich Record Office, and The Public Record Office at Kew.
The Tithe Map and…
Tithe Map 1840 - Notes.
The Tithe Map is one of the 3 original copies and has been stored in the Church. The other copies are at the Ipswich Record Office, and The Public Record Office at Kew.
The Tithe Map and…
The Post Office and Church Street
The view shows the light hanging from the Post Office - now Town House in Church Street.
The White Hart circa 1950's
The White Hart Public House. Situated in Church Street directly opposite All Saints Church. Photograph taken from the top of the church tower.
Tower view of Queen Street
View from the church tower of Queen Strret, Note the Court House in the fore-front of the photograph with the school on the left side of the road and Skinners Mill further back, Note also an army vehicle .
View From Drapers Hill footpath
Girling - View From Drapers Hill footpath looking towards All Saints Church and The White Hart Public House.
View from the Church Tower looking east
Looking east to the entrance to Doctors Lane with The Old Stables - now a private house - on the corner. Further along Church Street is the Baptist Church. W199
View of Church Street
View of Church Street. Note the telephone box standing outside the shop which has two entrances. Next door is Foulshams.
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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The Castells
Charles and Hannah Castell (nee Winter) married in 1897. Their home in Stradbroke was in Queen Street. Charles in 1911 was a gardener and at that time…