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Snow in Church Street
Snow in Church Street.
NB. The fence in front of the old rectory, the phone box, the tractor without a cab.
NB. The fence in front of the old rectory, the phone box, the tractor without a cab.
Football Team
Football Team.
Back row l to r: A Vincent, R Hubbard, N Bellingham, M Ellis, G Vincent, T Bannon, B Boast, H Williams.
Front row l to r: D Smith, D Johnson, J Dann, L Potter, P Bannon, R Mayhew
Back row l to r: A Vincent, R Hubbard, N Bellingham, M Ellis, G Vincent, T Bannon, B Boast, H Williams.
Front row l to r: D Smith, D Johnson, J Dann, L Potter, P Bannon, R Mayhew
The Wedding of Mr D Johnson and Miss B Smith
The Wedding of Mr D Johnson and Miss B Smith. (Newspaper incorrectly states initial as P Smith)
Stradbroke Football Club team.
Stradbroke FC team photograph.
Back Row: David Johnson, John Dann, Unknown, Derek Smith, Lesley Potter, Terry Banham.
Front Row: George Cooper, John Pearl, Michael Ellis, Paddy Banham, Alan Johnson.
Back Row: David Johnson, John Dann, Unknown, Derek Smith, Lesley Potter, Terry Banham.
Front Row: George Cooper, John Pearl, Michael Ellis, Paddy Banham, Alan Johnson.
George Fisher cured of blindness and ulcers by Universal Medicine claims Lot Smith. Report in the Tourist dd1832
George Fisher cured of blindness and ulcers by Universal Medicine claims Lot Smith agent for Stradbroke. Report in the Tourist dd 1832
"Cure of Ulcers in the Neck, with Blindness
To Mr E Giles, Tavern Street, Ipswich
Stradbroke, Oct. 1,…
"Cure of Ulcers in the Neck, with Blindness
To Mr E Giles, Tavern Street, Ipswich
Stradbroke, Oct. 1,…
Drinkers at The Queens Head
A group of regulars drinking at The Queens Head public house. Picture includes aEddie Copping.
The White Hart circa 1950's
The White Hart Public House. Situated in Church Street directly opposite All Saints Church. Photograph taken from the top of the church tower.
The Fire Brigade - Bill Pipe and Tom Smith Retire. - series
The Fire Brigadesays goodbye to Bill Pipe and Tom Smith on their retirement. To their right stands Gnase Amies, Ray Fidgett, Ralph Chambers, Claud Hugman and Eddie Copping. To their left stands Roly Copping and George Bedborough. Between them stands…
The village Blacksmith - Mr Arthur Amies
Mr Arthur Amies working at the anvil as the village Blacksmith.
