SUTTON & WAWNE

P H O T O G A L L E R I E S

Assorted photos of both villages

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GALLERY 1

1.
a Victorian Weekend a few
years ago; drawing the raffle
out of the hat

our magnificent roof
3.
our beautifully appointed
dining hall, full of visitors
enjoying the ambience
and convivial company

4.
our volunteers are here
to help you in your search
for your own family history
Merrill in costume out in
front of her 'class'
and all 'wired up'
6.
visitors come to sample our
family history records as well
as our delectable cream teas

7.
Evening time in Sutton

The late Norman & Marjorie Shirtliff,
who tended the grave of
F/Lt Pat Hughes DFC in our
churchyard for many years
9.
Norman & Marjorie with Merrill
back in 2005 on the 65th anniversary
of Pat's death in on 7 September 1940

all photos in this frame; copyright (C) Alan Thurloe

10.
The 13thC St Peter's at Wawne;
the rear view from
the churchyard

the north porch and
Wawne's War memorial
12.
the churchyard facade
and south door

13.
a buttress built of ancient
locally-made bricks

St Peter's seat in the
peaceful graveyard
15.
the honey-coloured stone
of the 15th century tower
is shown off to perfection

16.
Evening comes,
The fields are still . .

the restored clock on the
north face of the tower
18.
The clock is first mentioned in the
records in the mid-1700s

1.
lengthening shadows
from the churchyard
3.
darkness falls

4.
helping our visitors find what they seek
some of our donated displays include,
prams to hoovers and hot irons to
treddle sewing machines

6.
our visitors come from near and far

7.
Visitors to our museum from
Hull College on our railway bench
Becky takes her place in our
line-up of donated
Victorian costumes
9.
An American family came
to trace their Sutton
roots, and found them.

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1. a Victorian Weekend a few years ago; drawing the raffle out of the hat	our magnificent roof	3. our beautifully appointed dining hall, full of visitors enjoying the ambience and convivial company
4. our volunteers are here to help you in your search for your own family history	Merrill in costume out in front of her 'class' and all 'wired up'	6. visitors come to sample our family history records as well as our delectable cream teas
7. Evening time in Sutton	The late Norman & Marjorie Shirtliff, who tended the grave of F/Lt Pat Hughes DFC in our churchyard for many years	9. Norman & Marjorie with Merrill back in 2005 on the 65th anniversary of Pat's death in on 7 September 1940

all photos in this frame; copyright (C) Alan Thurloe
10. The 13thC St Peter's at Wawne; the rear view from the churchyard	the north porch and Wawne's War memorial	12. the churchyard facade and south door
13. a buttress built of ancient locally-made bricks	St Peter's seat in the peaceful graveyard	15. the honey-coloured stone of the 15th century tower is shown off to perfection
16. Evening comes, The fields are still . .	the restored clock on the north face of the tower	18. The clock is first mentioned in the records in the mid-1700s

1. lengthening shadows	from the churchyard	3. darkness falls
4. helping our visitors find what they seek	some of our donated displays include, prams to hoovers and hot irons to treddle sewing machines	6. our visitors come from near and far
7. Visitors to our museum from Hull College on our railway bench	Becky takes her place in our line-up of donated Victorian costumes	9. An American family came to trace their Sutton roots, and found them.