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  • Rosemary Brown - Monday 14 May 2018 16:32
    Seated on the right of Mr Fred Seaman is Mr Eric Blackburn, husband of Mrs Eva Blackburn, who seem to be enjoying this WI catered event.
  • Rosemary Brown - Monday 14 May 2018 16:27
    Mr Ronnie Newell, left, and Mr John Rowe, right, seated at the table.
    In the background, left to right, Mrs Grace Powell, Mrs Joyce Rowe, and Mrs Eva Blackburn.
    A WI catered event in The Reading Room.
  • Rosemary Brown - Monday 14 May 2018 16:22
    Mrs Eva Blackburn, holding the plate, with Mrs Joyce Rowe in the background, at a WI event.
  • Rosemary Brown - Monday 14 May 2018 16:10
    Doreen Bullock was the elder sister of Beryl George,and both contributed to the map of Stanhoe showing where families lived when they did their paper deliveries.
  • Rosemary Brown - Monday 14 May 2018 16:05
    Mr Percy Bloy and his wife. The parents of Beryl George and her sister who have contributed a lot of reminiscences to our Archive.
  • Charles - Sunday 1 April 2018 18:51
    Thanks Alan. So who's no. 38?
  • Alan Mews - Sunday 1 April 2018 17:22
    Hi, after double checking No 37 is me, next to my mate David Watling No 36. Positive this time.
    Many thanks.
  • Charles - Sunday 18 March 2018 18:10
    Thank you Alan, Anthony, Roger and Anne. Not many gaps remaining! You look a very cheerful bunch, in contrast to some of the other school photos here.

    The trees are in leaf, so according to Anne's calculation we are looking at spring or summer 1953. Any further opinions about the date?
  • Alan Mews - Sunday 18 March 2018 17:17
    Hi, think number 57 is me, Alan Mews.

    Many thanks keep up the good work.
  • Charles - Wednesday 14 February 2018 21:13
    The Norfolk Pubs website gives Jim Brown’s dates as 1929–1937. Does that sound right? The bowling green, the airmen, and getting water from the Pit certainly match what we know from other sources.

    If you use the search box on the stanhoe.org home page you'll find various reminiscences about the Hero. More photos of the Hero here: https://stanhoe.org/gallery/index.php?/search/174. I don’t think any of those started life as a postcard, so yes please, we’d love a copy of yours.

    I tried to email you but my message bounced, so please contact webmaster@stanhoe.org if you can. Many thanks!