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1935 Postcard of Station Road. The first two photos are the front and back of the card.

The message on the back, dated the 16th of August 1935, reads: "Dear Val and Daph, If you look in the today's Daily Mail at the Boys and Girls page, you will see a piece of poetry I wrote. I hope you are enjoying your holiday. Love to Ian, from Jean."

The postmark is Creaton so we hoped Jean was a Creaton or Spratton girl. After some research we found that the author of the poem referred to was Jean McKenzie Pressley (aged 11), London SW 17. She died on 16 Sep 1988 at 44 Longstone Road, London SW17, the same area of London where she was born.

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1935 Postcard of Station Road. The first two photos are the front and back of the card.

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C. 1930 Constance Elizabeth Page, known as Connie.

An image given to us by Nicola Page. She writes:

This is one of my favourite family photographs. It is my Aunt Constance Elizabeth Page born in Spratton 3rd Oct 1926.

Connie was the daughter of Daisy Elizabeth Page (nee Manning) and Stephen Page.

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The first photo shows Ard-Na-Greena, 41 Brixworth Road, presumably as it looked shortly after the Wood family moved there in 1915.

The second photo shows the house after the part on the left of the house has been removed and a greenhouse built.

In the third photo there is now a modern-looking gate on the left, so we assume this is taken at a later date.

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Related Searches: Houses built 19C | 1910 | 1920 | 1930

The first photo shows Ard-Na-Greena, 41 Brixworth Road, presumably as it looked shortly after the Wood family moved there in 1915.

The second photo shows the house after the part on the left of the house has been removed and a greenhouse built.

In the third photo there is now a modern-looking gate on the left, so we assume this is taken at a later date.

Image Reference: 3202 (v2)

Related Searches: Houses built 19C | 1910 | 1920 | 1930

The first photo shows Ard-Na-Greena, 41 Brixworth Road, presumably as it looked shortly after the Wood family moved there in 1915.

The second photo shows the house after the part on the left of the house has been removed and a greenhouse built.

In the third photo there is now a modern-looking gate on the left, so we assume this is taken at a later date.

Image Reference: 3202 (v3)

Related Searches: Houses built 19C | 1910 | 1920 | 1930

Three "Then and Now" Street Views in Spratton. The modern ones were taken in 2025.

See also 3210 and 3211.

1. School Road. The old image (ref: 0015) was taken in the 1930s. The headmaster's house is at the far end of the road (since demolished.

2. Outside Saul's Butchers Shop. The old image (ref: 0111) was taken in 1989 with Saul's shop and the Post Office in the right.

3. Manor Road. We don't know when the old image (ref: 0013) was taken, but most likely in the 1950s. The Chequers pub is on the left and you can see Manor Farm at the end of the road.

With thanks to Miles Thomas who took the 2025 images.

Image Reference: 3209

Related Searches: Street views | 1930 | 2020

Three "Then and Now" Street Views in Spratton. The modern ones were taken in 2025.

See also 3210 and 3211.

1. School Road. The old image (ref: 0015) was taken in the 1930s. The headmaster's house is at the far end of the road (since demolished.

2. Outside Saul's Butchers Shop. The old image (ref: 0111) was taken in 1989 with Saul's shop and the Post Office in the right.

3. Manor Road. We don't know when the old image (ref: 0013) was taken, but most likely in the 1950s. The Chequers pub is on the left and you can see Manor Farm at the end of the road.

With thanks to Miles Thomas who took the 2025 images.

Image Reference: 3209 (v2)

Related Searches: Street views | 1930 | 2020

Three "Then and Now" Street Views in Spratton. The modern ones were taken in 2025.

See also 3210 and 3211.

1. School Road. The old image (ref: 0015) was taken in the 1930s. The headmaster's house is at the far end of the road (since demolished.

2. Outside Saul's Butchers Shop. The old image (ref: 0111) was taken in 1989 with Saul's shop and the Post Office in the right.

3. Manor Road. We don't know when the old image (ref: 0013) was taken, but most likely in the 1950s. The Chequers pub is on the left and you can see Manor Farm at the end of the road.

With thanks to Miles Thomas who took the 2025 images.

Image Reference: 3209 (v3)

Related Searches: Street views | 1930 | 2020

Three "Then and Now" Street Views in Spratton. The modern ones were taken in 2025.

See also 3209 and 3211.

1. The Kings Head in Brixworth Road. The old image (Ref: 0001) was taken in the 1950s.

2. Bryant's Shop - now Mallard's Hairdressers. The old image (Ref: 0096) was taken in 1986, shortly before Bryant's shop ceased trading.

3. Yew Tree Lane. The date of the old image (Ref: 0209) is not known, but possibly the 1930s. The building on the right was the Rose and Crown pub, which closed in 1922

With thanks to Miles Thomas who took the 2025 images.

Image Reference: 3210

Related Searches: Street views | 1930 | 2020

Three "Then and Now" Street Views in Spratton. The modern ones were taken in 2025.

See also 3209 and 3211.

1. The Kings Head in Brixworth Road. The old image (Ref: 0001) was taken in the 1950s.

2. Bryant's Shop - now Mallard's Hairdressers. The old image (Ref: 0096) was taken in 1986, shortly before Bryant's shop ceased trading.

3. Yew Tree Lane. The date of the old image (Ref: 0209) is not known, but possibly the 1930s. The building on the right was the Rose and Crown pub, which closed in 1922

With thanks to Miles Thomas who took the 2025 images.

Image Reference: 3210 (v2)

Related Searches: Street views | 1930 | 2020

Three "Then and Now" Street Views in Spratton. The modern ones were taken in 2025.

See also 3209 and 3211.

1. The Kings Head in Brixworth Road. The old image (Ref: 0001) was taken in the 1950s.

2. Bryant's Shop - now Mallard's Hairdressers. The old image (Ref: 0096) was taken in 1986, shortly before Bryant's shop ceased trading.

3. Yew Tree Lane. The date of the old image (Ref: 0209) is not known, but possibly the 1930s. The building on the right was the Rose and Crown pub, which closed in 1922

With thanks to Miles Thomas who took the 2025 images.

Image Reference: 3210 (v3)

Related Searches: Street views | 1930 | 2020