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Photos taken by Jack Eggett of Attleborough, who in September 1917 came to Stanhoe while working for the wartime Food Controller. He stayed with Mr Neville Jodrell at Stanhoe Hall, and took some photos of the Hall.
Stanhoe photos from the 1910s
Stanhoe school, around 1910
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Walking stick commemorating WWI
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George Mitchley
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John Linge, his wife Ann and family
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William Newstead and friends in his Model T Ford car
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The Hero Inn: landlord, landlady and two small daughters
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Stanhoe & Barwick Cricket Clubs
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Harvesting with steam engine
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The Hero Inn: publican Ernest Holding and family, with a man in uniform, possibly 1916
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Stackyard Pond, Church Farm
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Edith Mitchley, née Rabbits
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The well, Docking Road.
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Car crash by an ornamental bridge, 1910s-1920s
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George Pygall Mitchley, possibly 1912
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Jabez Mitchley in the uniform of the 2nd Hampshires
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Charlie Curson, postman, with bicycle outside gateway and drive (? Barwick House), 1910s
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Stanhoe Blacksmith's Pit. Card posted 25th Jan 1911. Loaned JW
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John Thomas Mitchley, father of George Pygall Mitchley, in 1913. John Mitchley was born in 1851 in Stanhoe, where he died in 1935. In 1901 he was a head teamster (in charge of the plough horses) on the farm attached to Stanhoe Hall.
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The Pit with horse, cart and driver, before 1920
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John Linge (1824–1924)
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Feeding ducks at Church Farm, with horse
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George Mitchley’s first wife, Matilda, in Women's Royal Air Force (WRAF) uniform, which dates the photo to 1918-20.
Matilda was for a while stationed at Bircham Newton. She died of a brain tumour in 1919.
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"Eastmoor Pit and 'The Shop'", looking west, with female cyclist, ? before 1920
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The Pit with horse, cart and driver, before 1920
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"The Pond", ? Church Farm
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Church Farm
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Female cyclist at the Pit, before 1920
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Feeding ducks, Church Farm. The photographer titled this one "Cupboard Love"
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Stanhoe railway station with distant train, probably before the First World War
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Stanhoe Hall
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Burnham Road and the Crown
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Stackyard Pond, Church Farm
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Bircham Road
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Church Farm
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Church Farm
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Church Farm
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Church Farm
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Blacksmith's shop
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Church Farm
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Stanley Ayres with bicycle, before World War I, c 1910
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Stanley Ayres (right) in Lancashire Fusiliers uniform
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Cricket team c 1912
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Stanhoe Cricket Club, 1910
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Charlie Curson, postman, in flooded Cross Lane, 1912
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