See the following page for a description of the 32 albums that make up Stanley’s albums
Austhorpe Hall
Austhorpe Hall is mentioned on the family tree entitled “The Smiths of Manor House and Haigh Side Farm, Rothwell with their female Branches”.
Appleyard Sheffield Connection
The Appleyard Sheffield connection began sometime between 1891 and 1901. In 1891 Arthur Appleyard and his family were living at Austhorpe Hall but the 1901 census records them living at 16 Manvers Road in Sheffield.
Bacton Little Gables Mill Common Road August 1938
Images of Little Gables on Mill Common Road near Bacton-on-Sea in August 1938. All images from an album entitled “Holiday at Bacton-on-Sea (Norfolk) August 1938”.
“Little Gables” identified from name above the door in one of the images and from the following photo by Evelyn Simak posted on the Geograph Website. Link shows current front of house in 2008.
Closest image from 1938 is the following:
Continue reading “Bacton Little Gables Mill Common Road August 1938”
Bridlington 1907
A small set of Stanley Appleyard’s photos all tagged Bridlington 1907. Family were still living in Sheffield and travel from Sheffield to Bridlington was clearly achievable by train at the time.
1906
Jolly Boating – on the Thames
A number of similar images from 1912-1914 involving Stanley Appleyard and companions enjoying an idyllic time by the river. Originally thought to be located near Sheffield based on family connections with Sheffield. But the industrial nature of the Sheffield and Tinsley canal at the time would seem to rule that out. Similar idyllic boating images can be found of the Thames an this now sees to be the definite location. The exact location of the lock still to be determined.
Bacton-on-Sea images
A number of images of the rented holiday home in Bacton-on-sea in August 1938. Where is it? Answer can be found here Little Gables Images 1938.
Gorleston Pavilion Theatre
Amongst a family photo album entitled “Gorleston-on-Sea August 1928” there is the following postcard image:-
The assumption is that this was from a show at the Gorleston Pavilion Theatre . In the album the rear of the postcard is not readable because the card is stuck in the album. However traces of the postmark are clear on the front. The postcard was produced by Walter Gardiner Photographer of Worthing.
Stanley’s holiday pages
Page containing family holidays mainly from the 1920s and 1930s. Very much work in progress so far. Plan was to create a time-line for the post. Some progress was made but never completed. So, for now (July 2019), there is just a simple list with the destinations and dates as I come across them from the albums:
- ???? Wales (album 17) includes images of Elan valley (dams), Conwy suspension bridge, Penrhyn Castle Grand Lodge Gate. But images of HS 9 along way from home.
- 1907 September – Bridlington (album 05)
- 1922 May – Bournemouth (albums 01 and 13)
- 1923 August – Bognor Regis (album 06)
- 1925 June – Falmouth (12th June), Bedruthan and St Ives (10th), Boscastle (9th), Minehead, Lymouth and Cheddar Gorge (7th) Devizes (6th) and Tintagel and Watersmeet (June) (album 19)
- 1925 July – Looe and Plymouth (album 19) and tennis shots labelled OTC (album 17)
- 1927?? – Isle of Wight (album 10) – based on appearance of Jean and Basil
- 1928 August – Gorleston-on-Sea (albums 30 and 31)
- 1938 August – Bacton-on-Sea (album 21)
- ???? – Margate
Note that the album number reflects the order in which the albums were scanned.