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Rosemary Brown - Monday 15 November 2021 17:29
Stanhoe School is the long low building on the right of Church Lane.
Rosemary Brown - Monday 15 November 2021 17:22
Apparently The Well never ran dry!
Rosemary Brown - Monday 15 November 2021 17:22
Apparently The Well never ran dry!
Rosemary Brown - Monday 15 November 2021 17:20
Stanhoe Hall in the 1950’s. Gillian Beckett says ; This photo shows the Victorian sun lounge, and on the end is the old kitchen and older servants quarters. The Hall had an underground kitchen and a Well. The Well was used to pump up water for The Hall by a huge winch like wheel.
Rosemary Brown - Monday 15 November 2021 16:52
Information on this, the second chapel to be built in Stanhoe is to be found on the newer photo 01136.
Rosemary Brown - Monday 15 November 2021 16:48
A much clearer original photo is 01007 in the album
Rosemary Brown - Monday 15 November 2021 16:32
Gillian Beckett writes;
In 1851 John Calthrop allowed an agricultural building to be made into a Methodist Chapel, the building now being the garage to Southgate House. How the 1850’s congregations of 100+ fitted into this space amazes me. Most of them must have stood out in the yard with the coach and horses.

Apparently John Calthrop did not hold with the absentee parson
the Rev. Daniel Everard. His son Henry Calthrop Hollway had the new larger chapel built further down the road , in 1892.
Rosemary Brown - Monday 15 November 2021 15:49
Front row should read
Sybil Ayres, Doreen Ayres, Mollie Jary, Phyllis Lack, JoyceFrost
Rosemary Brown - Monday 15 November 2021 15:32
Second row, centre man of 3 white shirted men is W Newell.
Front row, middleman with book, has the surname Welch.
Unidentified is A Laws who lived at Barwick from 1901-1910 and played cricket in the team.
PHILIP WEST - Saturday 13 November 2021 19:15
The 3rd person from the right in the middle row is my father, Frederick William (Tom) West. He was friends with ? Walker who is 3rd person from right at the back. Hope this helps.