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Abbots Bromley, the Village c1955
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Abbots Bromley, the Village c1955 Ref: A165001
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 Hill Ridware, the School c1955 (ref: H268003) |
Year: 1967
My old School New Added 6 days ago
My old school which myself and brother attended the good old days. This photo was taken from where I live now. Last edited: 08/10/2008 09:55 by John Poole |
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 Hill Ridware, the Chadwick Arms 1960 (ref: H268006) |
Year: 1860s
Chadwick family
I am searching for a Charles & Hugo Mavesyn Chadwick. Charles Chadwick died c1820 and Hugo Chadwick died in 1854. I notice that the name of the public house in Hill Ridware is the Chadwick Arms. Does anyone have any history of this pub and why it was given this name and of the Chadwicks of Mavesyn Ridware? Betty Ashton (nee Chadwick) Posted: 24/01/2008 17:08 by First Name Last Name |
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Ridware History Society
You may like to check out the Ridware History society site - www.kmaone.com/rhs -which has much about the history and photographs of the Ridwares in Staffordshire Posted: 03/08/2008 20:27 by Enid Manning |
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Year: 1949
Colwich Football Team
My father, James E Bond, captained the Colwich Swifts for at least two seasons, and the team won the league in 1949. Jim played at Right Half. This memory was shared by Jim's friend Bill Fox. Posted: 17/11/2007 16:13 by Margaret Curtis |
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Year: 1978
Jackhills Toyshop
I have great memories of Jackhills toyshop on the Horsefair in the seventies. I used to love going in there and it was the first stop to spend birthday or Christmas money, (usually some Sindy clothes or once - some roller skates!) I always remember looking longingly at the bikes and prams they had parked up in the covered entrance - I never had one of those though! Posted: 28/11/2007 12:14 by Vicky Witton |
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