Langold, Nottinghamshire

Old Photos , Historic Maps , Local History Books and Memories of Langold

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Old Photos of Langold
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Langold in 1955

Old Maps of Langold

Historic Maps of Langold and the local area.

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Map of Langold in 1895

Map of Langold in 1903

Map of Langold in 1923

Map of Langold in 1947

Map of Langold in 1890

Sheet Maps of Langold

Historic Folded Sheet Maps of Langold and the local area, matching current OS Landranger Sheet Maps.

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Shows Langold in 1902

Shows Langold in 1903

Shows Langold in 1840

Shows Langold in 1824

Shows Langold in 1921

Shows Langold in 1923

Books about Langold
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24 photo books on Langold and the surrounding area.

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Cover image of Sheffield and South Yorkshire Photographic Memories

Cover image of Sheffield - A History & Celebration

Cover image of Chesterfield Photographic Memories

Cover image of Did You Know? Chesterfield

Cover image of Flavours of Nottinghamshire

Memories of Langold
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Ray's Hut

I spent many happy hours in Rays Hut. There were about 20/25 lads in there at any one time; we played snooker, and other games. As stated, the hut was on Ray Lister's back garden on School Road. He also had a television which not many of us had at that time; many years later when Ray became to old to cope any more, my son Simon bought a Bagatell M/C from him.

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Boxing Day Run

Does anyone have any recollection of this please? It took place during 50's or 60's each year on Boxing Day. My grandfather donated the shield which was competed for and one of my uncle's names is on it. Would be great to locate the shield if anyone knows if it is still about. It was the Greaves Shield. Thank you

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Added 30 August 2013

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