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Children sitting on the verge of the Diss Road -Ryle or Girling photograph
Children sitting on the verge of the Diss Road - Girling photograph - original now at Suffolk Records Office ref. EN3613
Church Street
Church Street. The reverse side of this picture has a stamp from Wllm Girling as the photographer and the writer of the explanation - Ivy Foulsham- refers to him. This is a little confusing as the picture looks to be a bit early for him and the…
Corner of Church Street and Queen Street - Attributed to Henrietta Ryle.
Corner of Church Street and Queen Street - Attributed to Henrietta Ryle. Henrietta was the wife of Revd. JC Ryle.
J C Ryle and family in The Hayfield
J C Ryle and family in The Hayfield - in this photograph J C Ryle is smiling.
JC Ryle's application for funding to build a school.
JC Ryle's application for funding to build a school.
Letter from schoolmaster G H Frampton sent to J C Ryle arranging an interview
Letter from GH Frampton sent to J C Ryle arranging an interview for both himself and his wife for the new post of school master and school mistress at the new school.
Letter headed Stradbroke Church dd 25th April 1878 and signed by Foreman Thos, Patterson
Letter headed Stradbroke Church dd 25th April 1878 and signed by Foreman Thos, Patterson. This letter details the cost and people involved with the church and the school at that time.
Minnie Pulham and Hannah Rawlings
Minnie Pulham and Hannah Rawlings.
Minnie Pulham was born c1859 to Charles and Marie Pulham. Charles was a Carpenter and the family lived on the Laxfield Road.
Hannah Rawlings was born in Kent and was one of four servants in service for The Ryle…
Minnie Pulham was born c1859 to Charles and Marie Pulham. Charles was a Carpenter and the family lived on the Laxfield Road.
Hannah Rawlings was born in Kent and was one of four servants in service for The Ryle…
Programme for the Centenary Celebrations at Stradbroke Primary School
Programme in celebration of 100 years since the opening of the primary school by J C Ryle in 1864.
