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- St Lawrence Church. (Frith's Series)
- Interrior of St Lawrence Church, pre-1923. (Frith's Series)
St Lawrence Church, 1903. (Chester Vaughan Series)
Fire at Inglewood House, 10 Apr 1912. (Albert Parsons) (Thanks to Robert James)
St John's Mission Hall at Harvest Festival. Undated. (Albert Parsons).
High Street decorated for Queen Elizabeth II's Coronation, Jun 1953
Collecting the dues from stall-holders. L-R Roger King (Bailiff), Robin Tubb (Town Crier), Mr & Mrs Joe Stokes. 12 Jul 1980.
Horse and waggon (?from the brickworks?) in the High Street. Undated.
St Lawrence Church, c1906. Tuffnall's Series
St Lawrence Church, c1923. A Parsons Series
Eddington Mill. (Kingsway Series)
Dobson's, 5 High Street, Dec 1984.
Market Place, c1900. (MPC Series)
St Lawrence Church, c1904. (Freeman's Series) (from Robert James)
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