SearchCurrently displaying all 5702 items in the archive. Enter a search term or click on a filter. Search term Filter by Format Document (1032)Audio (64) Sort by: RelevanceTitleOldestNewest PAGE: < Prev186187188189190191192193194195Next > Black and white image of the nave, showing the East window. Date unknown but post 1921. Church Street, with the George Inn and All Saints Church, photographed in Aug 1941 left to right, Audrey Street, Mrs Fisher, Bridget Lambert, Betty May (District Nurse) and Rosemary Ryder Church Fete. From left, Sheila Newbury, Iris Porter, ?, Rev Peter Wadsworth Church Fete. Rosemary Ryder, Tony Crockford, Margaret Pelly, Adrian Pelly Blendworth Brass Band accompanied most Church Fetes Church Fete, Eileen Atkinson and Jane Atkinson. David Goddard, Sheila Newbury Frencn hoopla Bottle_stall An opportunistic place mat created by Ye Olde George Inn from a photograph ofHM Queen Elizabeth II visiting the village, either for a ceremony at HMS Mercury or to call on Adrian Pelley, retired Windsor estate manager; George facade and cherry picker, installing village broadband 2002. The wireless aerial is being attached to the chimney at the George. Ye Olde George Inn, the tallest available building within the village, acted as a relay to houses which could not 'see' the Dairy George with bunting for Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, June 1953 Front loader at the George, with Dominic Carney, Alan Redpath Church Street: George Inn, All Saints & Post Office The George Inn - bunting being put up. George with bunting closeup Coronation procession marches past Riverside, 1953. Lodge of Ancient Order of Foresters, Jack Pollard leading, Stuart Pollard on donkey, front row Hack Appleby, Herbie Goddard, Fred Gibbs. Jack Cook near back, wearing cap. Celebrating the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, putting up bunting at the garage. Berry family on Coronation float - left to right, John, Pat, Jean, and Dick. Window during Coronation with poster and miniature state coach and horses. The crowd gathering on the Recreation Ground. Coronation procession, June 1953 PAGE: < Prev186187188189190191192193194195Next >