The Cottage Rookery lane where Miss Duval lived.
William Judd at the gate of 2 Rookery lane, now one dwelling.
Now one dwelling called The Cottage.
View up Queenwood Rd from the Square with the Greyhound in foreground and row of children across bottom of the road. Petrol pump on right.
Press cutting and photographs of labels used by Attrees Tie factory in Rookery Lane
View of Baptist Chapel from the front.
Baptist Church High Street, is now a dwelling.
Part of Kents Close and all of Beehive in melting snow.
Beehive Cottages from the East.
Brewers Arms Pub, now named Brewers
Brewers Arms looking along Horsebridge Road.
Bridge and ford near Bridge Cottage in Rookery Lane, now replaced.
Bridge Cottage view from South
Bridge Cottage view of the back from South east
View of Bridge cottage from the South
View of Robinson's Corner to the North. Bill Robinson, Mrs. Andrews (policeman’s wife}, Dawson Saunders, a carpenter with William Robinson, Norma Bidey (Henry Robinson's daughter). Her Grandmother (Harry’s wife) Hilda Marge, Henry and Christopher who died aged 9. Now Wisteria Cottage and The High Street.
Women and children getting on bus for outing
Bill Daniels (builder) and Mr. Hunt (surveyor) in front garden. of Brooklyn Rookery lane.
Broughton House from the front.
The Terrace, Broughton House. Lady sitting on terrace under beeches, fence beyond.
Broughton Post Office, thatched. Railings on right.
People on Buck Bridge. Jean Lansley is the young child sitting.
View of vehicular bridge and ford at the north end of Rookery lane looking east towards the twin-gabled gardener's house within the curtilage of Broughton House. Man sitting on low bridge-parapit in mid-distance In the background veteran car at back entrance of Broughton House with person (a woman) on roadside in front of car.
