Grampy Shergold's 80th birthday party. Second photo has names George and Lucy Shergold
Francis and Ann Shergold, Ruth and Cyril Wheeler, Roy and Mary Shergold, Bridgett Shergold Lyn Dunsby (Wheeler)
Brian Woodward behind Roy, wife Mavis took photo

Emily Akers (nee Martin) and son Thomas Akers

George 'Punch' Smith fool, 3rd from right. 1930

Photo of George & Annie Smith, on their Golden Wedding Anniversary, by kissing gate and newspaper article. They lived in Weald and then in Bowling Green Close.

John Quick & Edie Sheppard's wedding

Horses on Church Green. Men with white flags kept the horses under control. A strip of white rag was tied on the tail of a horse when it was sold. In later years, a white sticker was stuck to their rumps. Note the temporary railing in front of Church Gate house. Ladies and children stayed safe in the churchyard while they watched proceedings Horses were thought fit for use down the coal mines

Photograph of the Horse Fair, showing ponies on Church Green sold for pit ponies.
By Bourton Cottages Men with white flags kept the horses under control. A strip of white rag was tied on the tail of a horse when it was sold. In later years, a white sticker was stuck to their rumps. Note the temporary railing in front of Church Gate house. Ladies and children stayed safe in the churchyard while they watched proceedings Horses were thought fit for use down the coal mines

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Photograph of Horse Fair in Church Green

High Street with Greyshott House 1914

Leonard Percy Hughes