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This picture was provided by Michelle Clark and it shows what is believed to be the unveiling of the village war memorial in the 1920s. Very little is known about how funds were raised and how the design was settled upon. At the moment I am not aware of any records being held in the County archives

More from the Northern Echo about Broken Brea - including some thoughts on its naming. https://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/history/15377338.90-years-ago-three-million-people-headed-north-rail-witness-one-biggest-events-year---total-eclipse-sun/ #BrokenBrea #Railway # Newspaper #NorthernEcho

Here are a collection of photographs of the Catterick Bridge House Hotel. My Mother worked there for a while. Its in a sorry state at the moment. Here it is in better times ... About 1960 1939 1940s ? 1930s ... 1920s .. There are some more here: https://www.francisfrith.com/catterick/c

In the booklet "A New Look around Old Brompton-on-Swale" there is a section by Joy Ellis about Inns, Alehouses and Taverns that mentions many of them. I'm wondering how many old or recent photos of them can be found? Here are a few ... are there any more out there? Farmers Arms Hotel King William

Here are a couple of aerial photos from WW2. 26 June 1941 (Photograph taken on sortie number RAF4FUK653) Brompton-on-Swale is top right, Scorton lower left. You can see the extent of Scorton Airfield 18 September 1944 (Photograph taken by No. 18 Squadron, sortie number RAF106GDY18). This is hig

Here I am ... 1964 ... aged a few months ... down by the River Swale. Bottom photo- with (left to right) my Grandma (Margaret Hodgson - nee Parkinson) my Grandma (Frances Hannah Warner - nee Paxton) and Grandad (John "Jack" Warner) PS: Use hashtags like these to help people search for relevant p