21 and 23 Northorpe
Mrs G Wade 3rd from left back
Main Road Thurlby No 2 & 4, Rose Cottage and the thatched cottage
Main Road Thurlby No 2 & 4. The telephone poles were erected 1906/7 and the wires are not fitted
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- High Street Thurlby No 52 & 54
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- Northorpe Lane,Northorpe House behind the tree
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- The Peasgood Family Back: Robey & Elsie Elizabth seated Stanley,Ena,Russell & Aubrey
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- Sheep shearing. Tom Tilley Snr, Tom Tilley Jnr,Mr Stead, Harold Tilley
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- St Firmins’s Church Thurlby Guild. Rev and Mrs Pettifer by window at The Rectory, Rippingale
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- High Street, Thurlby. A Methodist and Weslyan gathering on the lawn of “Capstone” Circa 1936
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- Fete in the Priory Field. Methodist Chapel and Dickinsons’ cottage in the background.
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- Edith Knipe in William Rowe’s orchard.
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- John Knipe of Northorpe outside Bourne Cemetary. Jessie Ellis’s Collection
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- Fete and fancy dress parade. Arthur Scragg and Tad Sneath’s donkey
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- The Manor, Thurlby. From Mr Tom Grimes
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- Aquilla Peasgoods’s family at the shop on the green. Stanle’ with barrow. Lizzie (Mrs Tuck) holding the donkey. Robey on donkey and Elsie with pram
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- Thurlby School infants class C 1912. Names available
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- The Great Northern Railway, Thurlby
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- The Great Northern Railway, Thurlby C1903
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- High Street Thurlby. Mr & Mrs H A Sneath at “Capstone” C1930
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- Adcock’s Shop, The Green, Thurlby. Fancy Dress Parade. Early 1900’s
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- Crown Lane,Thurlby. Dancing around the Maypole outside No 2
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- Thurlby Board School. Miss Inkley, Mrs George Wade,Mrs Charlie Stephenson,Mr John Davies (Headmaster), Mrs Scragg
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- Methodist Chapel, High Street, Thurlby C1956
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- This is now believed to be 7 Church Street with Christine and Edward in the pram. Information provided by a relative. Ruth Price nee TYLER This is 7 church street adults are my best parents Ernest and Dora Tyler the children my sister Christine and cousin Edward Tomaselli Stella Reeves I’m sure this house is 7 Church St, where I grew up. Dora & Earnest Tyler, Christine born 1947/8 Gilbert was born in 1956/7, so I think the other baby is Edward my brother born 1950 Originally thought to be High Street, Thurlby. Stodger and Dora Tyler in transvestite mood. Christine and Gilbert in pram.
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- Womens British Legion, Thurlby. Names available
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- The Board School, Station Road, Thurlby. Built in 1876 and demolished in 1988.
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- The Green, Thurlby. The Weslyan Chapel commemorating its centenary in 1961.
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- High Street, Thurlby. Mr & Mrs Pulford and family.
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- Thurlby Cross Roads. The Bell Inn on the left as built close to the road. The Five Bells with its original front and the Horseshoe. The Royal Mail cart with driver Mr Toulson. C1905/1906
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- Charles Brown 1951 Thurlby Station- on the final run through
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- Thurlby Railway Station
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- Thurlby Railway Station C1925
St. Firmin’s Church
Thurlby Guild
Rev and Mrs Pettifer by window at The Rectory, Rippingale.
The Old Vicarage, Thurlby.
Rev and Mrs Pettifer with friends.
On lawn to south. Marked out as tennis court.
St Firmin’s Church
H Randall Mr Sharman Parker – organist choirmaster Rev Pettifer T Fairchild G Smith
F Smith H Fairchild F Faichild Mr Waite G Sharman
R Waite H Tilley G Bryan P Longland C Sharman F Heacey D Pettifor
John S Pettifor 1900-1917
St. Firmin’s Church
Felling a tree in the churchyard, near the north porch.
Mrs. Pettifer on the left, Rev. Pettifer on the right.
1907 Wilfred Vickers and Jack Fairchild
Thurlby Village together with Northorpe 
The photo Fete in Priory Field shows “Dickinson’s Cottage”. During my childhood it was occupied by Joe Dickens, his daughter Mary Dickens & her son Roger Dickens. So presumably Dickens Cottage. Mary was a conductor with Adelaide. My father Hugh Pell & his mother Annie Hudson (Pell nee Rouse) lived in the cottage prior to his marriage in 1935 when he moved across the road to what is now known as Strawberry Cottage (!), which was my mother’s Evelyn (Eva) Davey’s home.
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