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Unknown Celebration at Ingleton

CTP/012/001

Monochrome photographs of Ingleton Square and a big gathering and celebration. They were taken by “Capstick Photo Ingleton”. The photographs belonged to Mary Worthington of Highwood Cottage. Her grandfather Samuel Worthington is we believe standing on the far left of the photo front row, the 2nd from the left. He was the Publican of the ...
Re-opening of Langcliffe Lime Works

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Monochrome photograph of a menu for a lunch to celebrate the re-opening of Langcliffe Lime Works. A very special lunch ,and great sounding food! Elizabeth Cushworth’s Grandfather James Worthington was the Manager there at the time she believes, and her mother and aunt and uncles lived in the house at the Lime Works and spent their ...
Charities Board in Giggleswick Church (St Alkelda's)

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Queen Mary in Burnsall, 1930s

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Queen Mary in car outside Burnsall Shop and Post Office in the 1930s. It is likely Queen Mary was visiting the Duke of Devonshire’s Bolton Abbey Estate.
Elizabeth Clay at Wood End Farm

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Elizabeth Clay, the author of ‘The End of the Wood, Memories of a Wharfedale Farm’ at the wood behind Wood End Farm.
Wood End Farm

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Photo of Wood End Farm c.1980
Burnsall School photo 1897

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Burnsall School photo, 1897. Elizabeth Clay’s Grandmother, Beatie, is the girl standing to the left of the group, with her pinafore blowing in the wind. Does anyone recognise any of the other children (or the teacher) in this picture? Please ‘Add a comment’ at the bottom of the page if do. The first boy on the left ...
Ivy Cottage, Burnsall

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Ivy Cottage, Burnsall 2003. Home of Elizabeth Clay’s, nee Bowdin, grandmother: Granma Beatie, from 1920 – 1965.
Granma Beatie and Elizabeth, 1948

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Granma Beatie and Elizabeth Clay nee Bowdin in the Croft, Wood End, 1948
Elizabeth Clay, nee Bowdin on horseback

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Elizabeth Clay, nee Bowdin with ‘Bobbie’ the farm horse, 1953
Elizabeth Clay, nee Bowdin with family car

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Elizabeth Clay, nee Bowdin with ‘the old Austin’ a 1930s family car
Burnsall Graveyard, 1999

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Elizabeth Clay, nee Bowdin, alongside the grave of her Great Great Grandparents in 1999.
Elizabeth Clay, nee Bowdin with father and tractor

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Elizabeth Clay, nee Bowdin with her father on the tractor and ‘Doodles’ the dog in front of Wood End Farm.
Mother Kathleen

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Elizabeth Clay’s mother, Kathleen Bowdin nee Higgins in her Women’s Land Army greatcoat, 1942

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