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Thrapston, The Nine Arches Bridge c.1955
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This view is also from the Islip bank, but further upstream. The houses in the distance have been demolished. The reed beds along the river were once harvested for the local Loveday family, who produced baskets, horse collars, chair seats and other products. Their workshops closed in 1960.

An extract from Northamptonshire Living Memories.

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A Selection of Memories from Thrapston

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Tomlinson's Stores
My Farther owned Tomlinson's store and I grew up working there with my sister all through the war.
Thrapston, High Street 1951
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Rector Of Thrapston
My grandfather William Howard Tomkins-Russell was the Rector of Thrapston, and died of pneumonia in The Rectory in 1941. My uncle Anthony was born there in Feb 1931. My father Hugh grew up there, along with his elder brother John and elder sisters Margaret and Helen. Naturally, the family left The Rectory after the death of my grandfather.
Thrapston, Old Rectory c1960
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Charles St Shop
My aunt and uncle Ho adopted me in 1963, used to run the shop on Charles St for John Petch. If anyone can remember me or has any photos of Thrapston in the sixties I would love to hear from you. dennis.taylor 54@yahoo.com
Thrapston, High Street 1951
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Lords Saddle And Harness Makers.
I recently come across small metal badge thing as as metal detector find. It looks like gun metal, with a coating of brass or gold laquer. It has inscribed on it/ LORD maker Thrapston. It is a very interesting piece from the past. If anyone living there has any information on this I would be most grateful. Many thanks. I hope this is of interest to someone.
Thrapston, High Street 1951
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