Author: Jim McNeill
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Godsold House, Lynn Road, Stoke Ferry
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Click on any image below to enlarge and scroll Explore more buildings in our district with our interactive map.
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Cartref, Lynn Road, Stoke Ferry
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Click on any image below to enlarge and scroll. Explore more buildings in our district with our interactive map.
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D. W. Brown’s: Tobacconist & Hairdresser, Lynn Rd, Stoke Ferry
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Bus Stop, The Hill, High Street, Stoke Ferry
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Click on any slide to enlarge and follow the slide show Explore more buildings in our district with our interactive map.
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Rose Cottage, Lynn Road, Stoke Ferry – with a history of the Eggett’s and Manning’s Building firms.
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Click on any image below to explore slide show and enlarge any image. Explore more buildings in our district with our interactive map.
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Names of men who worked at the Maltings, Whittington, West Norfolk
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The slide show can be viewed by clicking on any slide; images can be enlarged. Thanks to Christ Church, Whittington’s volunteers for their assistance.
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Whittington Village Display – open until July 9th
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Hi all, Just a reminder that the display of history of Whittington Village and its 150 year old church is still available to view at the church until July 9th. Whittington church is open each day from 10am-4pm….so do pop in when you are passing by and enjoy exploring the pictures, text and informative handbooks!
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Merlin Minshall (1907-1987) – Stoke Ferry’s very own James Bond
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Lt. Commander Merlin Minshall, a flamboyant figure who spent his latter years in Stoke Ferry, was an adventurous spirit with a background in British aristocracy. Born 1907, he pursued thrilling escapades including the Monte Carlo Rally and a perilous mission during World War II. His vibrant life left a lasting impact on those around him.