Army snaps

Two of the Knuts

Beach fun at Blackpool

Before West End

Bill Meaden

Hector Ford with music box

Hunt meet Rose and Crown Pub and The Baptist Chapel in the foreground

Elsie and another

Laura Potter

Mary Lawes' wedding

Mother and child

Mrs Mundy, Mrs Miles with Mrs Brown and Aunty May

The Gypsy Wagon at a fancy dress parade in Tilshead. On the front of the wagon are the words 'Coopers of Prospect'. This is taken from a place on the Plain called Prospect and, I believe, the Coopers' family may have lived there. I have also been told that 2 of the younger characters are Mundys and the 'woman' is a male Kyte!!! This was a long time ago.

Police Outpost on Salisbury Plain, Tilshead

Soldiers on a Tank on Salisbury Plain, Tilshead. Some well-earned relaxation!

Three Ladies Outside Hoopers Farm

20th Century The Baptist Chapel

Westdown Camp Garrison Theatre

The High Street Circa 19th Century. Looking towards Lodge Hill with Corner House and Rose Cottage (still there today!) Before the trees on Lodge Hill were planted.

The High Street Circa 19th Century Houses on the left now demolished

The High Street Circa 19th Century Elm Cottage, Mill Cottages (now Mill House) on the left; Rose Cottages on the right. All still standing. Note the open ditch with 'bridges' to the cottages.

The High Street Circa 19th Century Dean and Chapter first on the right

The High Street Circa 19th Century Rose Cottages on the left, Elm Cottage on the right. Note the thatched Granary Barn behind Elm Cottage.

Outside Empire Stores. From the left: Alan Havelock; young Jack Hughes; Bet Hughes; Jack Hughes carrying Maurice; Bill Blake. (Now open plot by the bus shelter)

The Communal Tap. Jack Hughes, outside Church House

Postcard published by H Coleman Refreshments. Len's Father with Primrose Cottage on the left, from a photograph taken by Fine Arts Studios, Bradford-on-Avon. © H Coleman Refreshments; Fine Arts Studios, Bradford-on-Avon