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• High Street

  

  Taken looking down High Street from about half way up. The picture shows a young boy with a Carthorse, which as the name suggests were use for their strength, pulling carts or ploughs for farming. It looks as though the boy is either on his way to or from a days work presumably farming. Stoney Middleton has what… Learn more

• The Bank

  

  This picture is taken on The Bank looking down towards The Nook. It must have been a cold day due to the amount of smoke coming out of all the chimneys, it is easy to imagine how smoky it would have felt on the streets. It would appear the time predates the motor car when a horse and trap was the normal… Learn more

• Jeremiah & Millicent Buckley

  

  Copyright Janet Kirk. Photo of Jeremiah & Millicent Buckley, son Eric and family taken on board ship before setting sail to Canada in 1926.   Learn more

• VE Day Celebrations 1946 – outside the Grouse Inn

  

  Copyright Tony Mason. Comments: This picture is taken outside the former Grouse Inn during the 1945 VE Day Celebration (victory in Europe WWII). The sign above the pub shows that the licence at this time was Alfred Edwin Hancock. The sign to its side advertises music, dancing and singing, upholding the opinion of village elders… Learn more

• The Goddards

  

  Copyright Tony Mason Left to right – George Robert Goddard – Laura Nall nee Goddard – John Henry Goddard and seated is Bertha Fox nee Goddard – Rosa Bites mother.   Learn more

• The Goddard Girls

  

  Picture provided by Tony Mason who comments: Left to right – Mary Goddard mother to William Slater -Bertha Goddard mother to Laurence fox – Louisa Goddard mother to Dick Nall – Ellen Elizabeth Goddard mother to Arthur Mycock. The old lady is there mother Maria Bamford mother to James Goddard. The baby is James Mycock son… Learn more

• The former Grouse Inn public house

  

  The Grouse Inn was located to the side of the Toll House opposite the Royal oak. It was also known as the Shoe and Slipper. It is remembered by locals as being a particularly lively pub with singing and dancing. The landlord was Joseph Blackwell as can be seen on the sign above the door, there was a… Learn more

• The former Royal Oak public house

  

  This picture is taken from the middle of the village looking up The Dale towards Eyam, with Lovers Leap in the distance and the Toll house immediately behind the photographer. The pub was open until the mid 1900’s when it closed following a fire. The house on the right which stands proud of the others was knocked down to… Learn more

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