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Catterick, The Village 1913
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Catterick has three greens; this one looks along Sour Beck to the 15th-century parish church of St Anne, financed by the owners of nearby Brough Hall. Also in the picture are (left to right) Chandler's House; the 1912 Methodist church; the Bay Horse Inn; and below the parish church, Stepping Stones House. In 1816, a Dr Scott attended the death of Lord Nelson and fourteen years later became the Vicar of Catterick. In 1911 Lord Baden-Powell recommended the former site of the Roman camp, Cataractonium, to be a major military camp - it still dominates the town.

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A Selection of Memories from Catterick

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Harold Patterson Manager
The cinema was managed by my paternal Grandfather. He was Harold Patterson. Married to Dot Patterson. They had two sons Brian (my dad), and Donald *. This is where my mum and dad met, mum worked there as an usher. *Many years later Brian and Donald discovered they had a half-sister. It seems Dot had a fling before she was married and gave the child up. My Aunt was Carol Murphy and had emigrated to Canada in her early 20`s. They did all get to meet up a few times!
Catterick, the Essoldo Cinema, Catterick Camp 1953
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Memory Of The Rifle Range
I visited Catterick Camp in 1954 as a member of a visiting shooting team from 35 base workshops R.E.M.E. During breaks we used visit a house near the range where the lady of the house, known as Ma, would sell us mugs of tea and wonderful home made apple pie. Has anyone else have memories of this lady? T.Maskell, Exeter
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Vimy Lines, June 1954 Royal Signals
The 1st week of June - Richmond House - Vimy lines. 20 Troop, D.I Sgt Major Geough, Cpl Joness, l/cpl Peter Tiltman, Sgt Geough, 20 Troop won drill for 3rd time - so he keeps the cup. Over my dead body if necessary. I was the one to be beasted and right marker 4.30am til 22.00 hrs (never left me) - this made the troop follow. Injections - in line stripped to waist, put a 'm' on my chest in ...see more
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The four Nurses in the front from left to right is; Terri Dunnage (aka me), I am sitting next to Lance Corpral Mavis Sevenoaks, then Shiela (with the glasses). The girl on the right had ginger hair (poor girl was killed in a traffic accident in Ireland).
Catterick, Camp Canteen, Sandes Soldiers Home c1960
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