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Exterior view of Midgham Vicarage, Berkshire. The building was formerly known as Hall Court, and became a vicarage in 1804, known as Midgham Vicarage in 1869.
This was the family home of the wife of E.A.A., Fanny Isabella Errington (1862-1945). Her…

Christmas Card
Description reads
To John and Houghton With love from Audie & Dot
This is partially obscured by 409 that is stuck over it in the album.

Christmas Card
With love to you both from Audie & Dot
Dot is Dorothy Stephenson

Christmas Card
Happy Christmas from The Munnings

Photograph of an unidentified house. A woman and young girl are sitting on the grass and a man and two younger children are sitting among the shrubbery

Photograph of an unidentified house

St Nicholas Church, the oldest in Boulogne, dating from the 13th century. It is situated in Place Dalton.

The busy harbourside, Quay Gambetta, in Boulogne, with sailing ships moored , a tram passing along and many people walking, some with horse-drawn carts. One of three photographs on page ARMS LA1 011.

Porte des Dunes . One of three photographs on the same page - LA1 011.

Three photographs, uploaded individually as
ARMS LA1 012, 013, 014.
Recorded on page as Boulogne.

The MFV Conqueror was a modern freezer trawler built in 1965 by Hall, Russel & Co Ltd of Aberdeen, for the Northern Trawlers Company. By 1977 she had undergone a major refit to extend her freezer capacity, and left her home port of Hull to go…

The MFV Conqueror was a modern freezer trawler built in 1965 by Hall, Russel & Co Ltd of Aberdeen, for the Northern Trawlers Company. By 1977 she had undergone a major refit to extend her freezer capacity, and left her home port of Hull to go…

The MFV Conqueror was a modern freezer trawler built in 1965 by Hall, Russel & Co Ltd of Aberdeen, for the Northern Trawlers Company. By 1977 she had undergone a major refit to extend her freezer capacity, and left her home port of Hull to go…

Bolton Abbey

Previously known as 'Worthsee Brake'

Bolton Abbey

Viewpoint

Garden

The Eureka was a Brigham fishing vessel that wrecked on the rocks of Larrigan Beach in May 6th 1934.

The trawler, Registered Number BM 374, broke loose her Anchor in Newlyn Harbour coming ashore by the Bolitho Gardens, Lariggan Penzance.
The…

Lady enjoying sailing