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Wickford, Runwell and Shotgate street names. (Part 3).
10/11/2018
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Wickford, Runwell and Shotgate street names. (Part 2)
10/11/2018
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Wickford, Runwell and Shotgate street names. (Part 1)
10/11/2018
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Runwell Hospital. Photographs from the 'Echo' archive.
26/10/2018
When the ‘Echo’ closed its archive a year or two ago these photographs came into ...
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Adrian's
25/10/2018
Adrian’s has been a feature of Wickford High Street for some decades. Although it is ...
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A school report from 1941.
18/10/2018
This is my report dated July 1941 from Wickford infants school: in September the same ...
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The Turnpike in 1930s
18/10/2018
I have a picture taken from a newspaper and showing the Turnpike in the 1930s ...
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Gigney 'advertising plate' - the original.
12/09/2018
“Please see the pictures which I hope will prove of interest. The plate is the ...
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Wickford Floods 1958: a community exhibition
12/09/2018
St. Andrew’s Church, 20th – 22nd September 2018. Most people have heard of the great North ...
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Wickford Market 1950s
20/07/2018
This photograph shows a rather drab time. Bright colours were in short supply. The structure in ...
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Wickford Women's Institute Celebrates 100 years.
20/07/2018
The Wickford WI celebrated its 100th anniversary in June 2017 in Christ Church Hall in ...
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Stanley's sermon hits the airwaves
20/07/2018
On the 27th May, 1981, the Rev. Stanley Hodges had the biggest congregation of his ...
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MEMORIES OF ELIZABETH (BETTY) SHYNN, NEE WATTS, APRIL 2018.
24/05/2018
In 1941 my family moved from Thundersley to Wickford. At first we lived in a ...
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Memories of Wickford - Suzette Higgins
23/05/2018
Paula Sloane, one of our Archive members, who sadly died in November 2017, had met ...
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DOLPHIN PRINT 1959-2018
08/05/2018
My parents bought the shop about 1959 and ran it as a greengrocers. They then ...
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'West View', Belmont Avenue.
05/05/2018
‘West View’ is one of the oldest houses in Belmont Avenue, being built in 1905 ...
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'Unexploded bomb' dredged from the Crouch in Wickford.
04/05/2018
The Open Day ‘Gumboot Alley’ exhibition drew in many visitors who wanted to share their ...
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Wickford Community Archive Open Day 2018
03/05/2018
Saturday 28th April was our annual Open Day. The theme of the day was ‘Gumboot ...
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Memories of Pre-fabs in Wickford.
03/05/2018
Mrs Angela Randall showed us these photographs. The top one, taken about 1950, is of her ...
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Open Day, 2018, remembering the 1958 Flood.
01/05/2018
Jo Cullen took a number of photographs during the day. Here is one of them.
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Gigney 'advertising plate' found.
30/04/2018
On Saturday 28 April 2018, the Community Archive group held its annual exhibition. One of ...
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The Happy Hours Club
28/04/2018
The Happy Hours Club was a group run by Reg Tidridge within the Runwell Youth ...
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The Wickford Branch Library
24/04/2018
The photos from the Evening Echo archive show the Wickford Toy Library at its opening ...
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Harry Skeggs (1924 - 2017) - one of the first British troops to enter Bergen-Belsen, in April 1945.
23/04/2018
The funeral of Harry Skeggs, a committed and engaged member of St Catherine’s congregation for ...
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Church Road in Ramsden Bellhouse, and the original houses.
10/11/2018
I lived in Church Road, at 'Little Warrens', next to Davis nursery which was 3 doors down from the church....
The Manor House at Ramsden Bellhouse
08/11/2018
This is now my house which I bought 2 years ago. I would love more history on my house, if...
Swan Garage.
05/11/2018
I am quite sure this is my father, Joe Green, being carried by Franklin the butcher!
V2 Rocket Venturi, Sugden Avenue, 3rd December 1944.
31/10/2018
This is a wonderful find, great photos and a great project. I can remember playing as a child in the...
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