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THESE
ARE IMAGES PREVIOUSLY SHOWN ON THE MUSEUM OR HOME
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and are archived here for future reference.
Not necessarily of Sutton, could be Hull or the
wider EY area.
They're mysteries, and still need someone to ID them
and put names to faces.
they are also strictly copyright.
Empty place holders are for future inclusions in this
archive
Enjoy !
We now have a result for the haberdashery shop lady
on the left,
She was Minnie Richardson, b.1895, whose haberdashery
shop was 21 Lowgate.
Minnie's daughter was born in 1923, and married Alan
Fairbank
and they eventually lived in Jessamine Cottage, almost
opposite 21 Lowgate.
We do know
the name of the lady on the right in the post office
.... but can any of you tell us more ... ?
This was the 'old post office', where the pillar box
is still, opposite the church.
My, that's going back a bit now!
The 1953 VALENTINE'S DAY DANCE
We do have a lot of names for this remarkable
photo. There are 39 young people of Sutton and
the surrounding district here. Remarkable if
only for the sheer joy shown here. All these
lads and lasses were smiling, laughing, one girl
even suppressing a gleeful giggle. Happy days
indeed. I'm sure the list of names below will in
time fill out.
We have Tony Broughton and Kathy Borrill
(formerly Smith) to thank for the information so
far.
Any spelling errors are apologised for in
advance, please advise us if you spot any.
We do like to get it right.
They're numbered, from the left, and rows by
letter, Back, Middle, Front, so B3, M1 or F6,
etc.
B3: John Whisker | B4: Barry Turnbull | B10:
Michael Edwards | B11: Ian McGuiness
M1: Brian Grantham | M17 (last): Michael Noble
F5: Gwen Calvert | F6: Tony Robinson | F7:
Kathleen Smith | F8: Terrence Roberts | F10:
Clive Grindell | F11: Gordon Smith
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