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 "Taken from CREW LANE this is of my GT GT GTT GRANDMOTHERS (ANN WOMBWELL) brother, Samuel Wombwell. You can see the Minster in the background, also the cottage behind him to the left is still there. Ann was born in Southwell 1821 and lived in Westhorpe all of her life eventually dying aged 92 in 1913. Samuel was born in Southwell 1838 and married Jane Rickett 12th June 1859" - Photo kindly sent in by Tony Bak |
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 "Taylors Bellfounders dismantling the old ring of 8 bells from the Minster. I used to be the Ringing Master in those days. I have lived in Hampshire since 1970 and only get back to Southwell a couple of times a year - John Pratchett" - to view the pictures, click HERE |
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 OLD MARKET SQUARE/KING STREET Ringers Chemists, now Hyde-Barker Travel Agents - park there now if you dare! Photos sent in by Kevin M. Collier |
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 KING STREET Entrance to Bull Yard, Bread Shop and Admiral Rodney Photos sent in by Kevin M. Collier |
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 CLAY'S GARAGE, NEXT TO THE PORTLAND, KING STREET Photos sent in by Kevin M. Collier "The garage on King St in your bygone shots belonged to A R Clay in the years before its final closure. When demolished to make way for the Michael T Carter Supermarket, subsequently the Co-op. It was discovered that it contained the Tythe Barn, but being the `60s was destroyed anyway. I don`t think the Civic Society would let them get away with nowadays. If I can ever find them I have some slides taken during the demolition". David Stone |
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