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Maggie Rutter nee Thirkettle driving her car.
Maggie Rutter with her car, 2nd June 1927. It is believed that she was the first lady driver in Stradbroke.
Driver Clifford Bloom at the engine controls.
Driver Clifford Bloom at the controls.
Born 23rd March 1885, he drove the evening train from Haughley on 21st March 1951 and on reaching Laxfield he collapsed and was taken home. Sadly he died the next day, just a day before his birthday
Born 23rd March 1885, he drove the evening train from Haughley on 21st March 1951 and on reaching Laxfield he collapsed and was taken home. Sadly he died the next day, just a day before his birthday
Local Service Van clipped by an aircraft - The driver escaped unhurt. WW2
Local Service Van clipped by a USA aircraft which was being moved round the airfield - The driver escaped unhurt. WW2
Local Service Van clipped by an aircraft - The driver escaped unhurt. WW2
Local Service Van clipped by an aircraft - The driver escaped unhurt. WW2
Local Service Van clipped by an aircraft - The driver escaped unhurt. WW2
Local Service Van clipped by a USA aircraft which was being moved round the airfield at Horham - The driver escaped unhurt. WW2
William Rutter and his Bakers Dozen - Series
Article written by Enid Driver, the grandaughter of William Rutter, about her grandfather, his large family.and the Bakery in Stradbroke.
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C Corbett receiving a gift on his retirement from the school - 1951
C Corbett receiving a gift on his retirement from the school - 1951