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Bampton and District Local History Society
Burnbanks project
This page contains some sample photos from our archive collection.
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All material is the copyright of the provider or BDLHS.
Please do not copy this material without permission.
Contact us by email on "burnbanks at bampton-history.org.uk" for more information.
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Photographs from Ray Holliday
Bampton School 1948:
9 children from Burnbanks
2nd right top row - Ray Holliday, next left G Hindmarch, miss one, John Twigg (deceased). Far left Jeff Hindmarsh, Elsie Thompson, Margaret Coward, miss one, Sheila Dixon, Ginny Thompson
Bottom row - 4th left Brian Twigg, Raymond Crabtree
Photographer and owner unknown
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Jackson's Band, Thirlmere:
The Jackson Brothers, Stybeck, Thirlmere
Tom on drums, John, leader on accordion, Edwin 'Eddie' on piano and Issac Small from Cockermouth on trumpet
(Jan 2004) John still alive, 98 years old this year - John relation of Ray Holliday's
Band finished playing in 1952 - played in Hall at Burnbanks
Apart from the Band, photo will be owned by John Jackson the accordion player, his permission has been sought through Ray Holliday to use
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Blacksmiths Shop, Burnbanks:
From right, A Little, W Holliday, name unknown of third person
Ray Holliday is the source of photo, photographer unknown
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Photographs from Walter Twigg
4 workers from Burnbanks
Bill Twigg on far left
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Harry Toone, Burnbanks
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Bill Toone and Billy R
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Tommy Toone and Charlie Squires
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Granny Toone
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Mrs Pugh with Walter and Tommy Toone
Printed on back of photo Rose Magna Print S56
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Mrs Pugh with Walter and Tommy Toone
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Jessie Twigg (mother)
with on left Frank, behind John and in front Brian Twigg at Boathouse
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Sally Murphy centre lady
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Two photographs of a Burnbanks concert from the 1930s
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