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Hartford, All Saints Church 1898 Ref: 41261
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 Huntingdon, the Old Grammar School c1955 (ref: H136041) |
The Cromwell Museum
Better known today as The Cromwell Museum!! Last edited: 29/08/2006 21:04 by Korina Morris |
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 Hemingford Grey, the River c1960 (ref: H408002) |
My Parents Lived there
My sister and her husband Mr. & Mrs. E. Parkinson built a bungalow and shop on the corner of the main street and Pound Road. They kept it for many years and during that period my Mother and Father moved there and lived in Pound Road for a number of years before returning to Wales. My wife and I visited a number of times and we sometimes went out on the river in the punts that were moored at the Boat House. There was a small restaraunt in the Boat House. A very nice village on the side of the Ely river. We often walked to the adjacent village of Hemmingford Abbots, Houghton Mill and into Ely town. The Church is right adjacent to the river and during the times we visited there the Vicar had a steam propelled launch tied up alongside the Church. All so great to remember. Last edited: 20/02/2007 09:49 by Roy Newton |
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Year: 1930s
Evacuation to Abbots Ripton 1939
My father, Gerald Blockley, originally from Derby, had just completed a degree in History from Unversity College, London and was appointed to teach at Bruce Grove School in Tottenham in 1939. He was evacuated with a lot of the children to Abbots Ripton in the autumn of 1939. He managed to find lodgings for all the children but none for himself, so the owner of the Manor House took pity on him and took him in to stay with him. It was a particularly bad winter with a lot of snow and they all used to meet up at the village pub. He had very happy memories of his time there. He volunteered to join the army from there. Posted: 08/08/2008 12:14 by Vivienne Charrett |
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David and Julie Smith lived in Abbots Ripton 1987-1999.
walky talkys enabling the posse to catch him hidding in a storm drain very wet and cold and very frightend. Hopefully this ended his career as a burgler David Smith Posted: 05/12/2007 09:26 by David Smith |
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 St Ives, Cromwell Memorial c1955 (ref: S23031) |
Year: 1955
The Rendevous Cafe
The year this picture was taken I lived in a flat above the Rendevous Cafe in the building directly behind the statue. Owned by Pat and John Harvey, this was home to a newly arrived American family, and this town has lived in the hearts of my sister and me ever since. I love to return whenever I can and am happy to feel right at home again each time! Last edited: 22/10/2006 23:10 by Linda Christie |
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