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Photograph of Spurgeon Memorial Baptist Church

BCH/010/003

Black and white photograph of the interior of Spurgeon Memorial Baptist Church.
Beverley and Bernice.

TBC/015/158

Black and white photograph of Beverley Anwyl and Bernice Brown at the wedding of Bryan Taylor in 1955. Beverley is dressed in a two-piece suit with a hat and handbag. Bernice is dressed in a bridesmaid’s dress holding a posy of flowers.
Wedding photograph of Jean Goodman.

TBC/005/028

Old photograph showing the wedding of Jean Goodman 1955. The photograph shows Jean Goodman with her father George Goodman (local scrap metal merchant) with four bridesmaids outside a church door.
St. George's Players in 'Charlie's Aunt'.

TBC/007/002

Photograph showing the St. George’s Players in ‘Charlie’s Aunt’. It shows a group of people dressed in Edwardian costume with stage scenery behind them. The group consists of eight people standing across the stage with a person on the right sitting down and a young man in the centre who is crouching. ...
St. George's Players in 'Charlie's Aunt'.

TBC/007/003

Photograph showing the St. George’s Players in ‘Charlie’s Aunt’ dressed in Edwardian costume on stage. The back wall has striped wallpaper on it and a large arched window in the middle To the left are three gentlemen in suits with bow ties; in the centre is a gentleman with two ladies, one on ...
St George's Players in 'Charlie's Aunt'.

TBC/007/004

Photograph showing the St. George’s Players in ‘Charlie’s Aunt’ dressed in Edwardian costumes on stage. The back wall has striped wall paper on it and an arched window in the middle. The group is in a line across the stage and are named as L-R:- Owen Sabin, Leo Coleman, Eric Crisp, Fred Knight, ...
St George's Players in 'See how they run'.

TBC/007/005

Photograph showing the St George’s Players in ‘See how they run’: it shows a scene in a front room. There is a fireplace on the left with a mantelpiece, and a sofa in front of the fireplace on which a lady in a spotted dress is asleep. She is holding a ...
St George's Players in 'See how they run'.

TBC/007/008

Photograph, taken in the 1950s, shows the St George’s players in a scene on a stage. The scene is a room with a fireplace on the left with a sofa in front of it. Behind the sofa is a set of floor length curtains; in the centre there is a lady ...
St George's Players in a Pantomime.

TBC/007/010

Photograph of the St George’s players, taken in the 1950s, in a pantomime on stage. The cast is arranged into 3/4 rows. In the centre are three ladies, dressed as a fairy, a princess and a prince. There are children seated to either side of them and the rest of the ...
Frank Brown as St Nicholas.

TBC/012/017

Black and white photograph of Frank Brown dressed as St. Nicholas. He is standing outside in the snow and wears white robes with a coloured cloak. He has a bishop’s hat on and a crook. His beard is being blown by the wind.
Frank Brown as St Nicholas.

TBC/012/023

Black and white photograph showing Frank Brown dressed as St. Nicholas outside The Vicarage in the 1950s. St. Nicholas is in the middle and there is a person on either side of him. On the left of the photograph the person is dressed in a long robe with a round collar with ...
St George's Church Sunday School.

TBC/012/027

Black and White photograph showing St. George’s Sunday School 1950. Picture shows six rows of children plus teachers and members of the clergy arranged on a stage. Bernice Brown is in the row second from the front. With the photograph is a document naming many of the children.
Frank and Beryl Brown.

TBC/015/098

Black and white photograph showing Frank and Beryl Brown standing outside their bungalow in Furze Way. Frank is on the left and wearing a dark overcoat and hat. Beryl is wearing a dark coat with lighter coloured piping along the edge. There is a gnome between them.
Beryl Brown clearing snow.

TBC/015/100

Black and white photograph showing Beryl clearing snow with a broom in Furze Way.
The Mock wedding of Basil and Gladys Hayfield.

TBC/015/112

Colour photograph showing a wedding at Gretna Green. All the people are gathered around the anvil. It is titled as the mock wedding of Basil and Gladys Hayfield of Furze Way. It is mounted on a white card mount.
The Browns on the ferry 'Brightlingsea'.

TBC/015/146

Black and white photograph showing Frank W. Brown, Bernice Brown and Beryl Brown on the railway ferry ‘Brightlingsea’ in Felixstowe Dock Basin 1950/1. Behind Beryl is a white house.
The Browns on the ferry 'Brightlingsea'.

TBC/015/147

Black and white photograph of Beryl Brown, Bernice Brown, Louisa Taylor and Mrs. Mackey on the ‘Brightlingsea’ July 1956. Photograph shows the four ladies sitting on the boat with the quay behind them.
Wolverton Works Christmas Party

TBC/003/006

Photo of the children at Wolverton Works Christmas party, possibly in 1951. The photograph shows rows of children, some in party hats, in Wolverton Works.
Reservoir Goodman.

SMC/012/055

Reservoir Goodman (she was given the unusual name because she was born by a reservoir). She married Edward Goodman in 1893, both aged 22 years. Both Hawkers. See SMC/012/054. Published in ‘A Century of Life in New Bradwell’, by Sylvia Mead, p8
Edward 'Teddy' Goodman.

SMC/012/054

Edward ‘Teddy’ Goodman. He married Reservoir Goodman in 1893, both aged 22 years. Both Hawkers. See SMC/012/055. Published in ‘A Century of Life in New Bradwell’, by Sylvia Mead, p8
Mrs Buxton (wearing headscarf)

JSC/001/008

A game of Tug of War in Clarence Road, Stony Stratford in 1953. In doorway extreme left is John Shean at number 51. Mrs Buxton is wearing headscarf.
Old Bradwell children, possibly at a concert in aid of the Merry Comrades Association.

SMC/008/001

Old Bradwell children, possibly at a concert in aid of the Merry Comrades Association. Published in ‘The Bradwells Old and New’, by Sylvia Mead p39.
Merry Comrades dancing round maypole in 1952.

SMC/008/003

Two identical images of Merry Comrades dancing round maypole in 1952. The first May Day Carnival in Old Bradwell. Published in ‘The Bradwells Old and New’, by Sylvia Mead, p53.
1950 Merry Comrades May Queen Joy Walker.

SMC/008/004

1950 Merry Comrades May Queen Joy Walker. Published in ‘The Bradwells Old and New’, by Sylvia Mead, p106.