Gunner Herbert Whitham killed March 1917

Another of our Horsforth Heroes.

Crown Inn and Horsforth Libral Club Town St Horsforth

The Crown Inn was run by William Law in 1861 on the census with his family. Later it became the Libral Club and was situated where the St Margarets School car park is on Town street where the Farmers Mrket is held.

The Crump Twins celabrate at the Bradway Feb 18th editionHorsforth News 1965

The Twins celabrate their 21st Birthday at Broadway Hall.

Sexagesima at St James and Fun Time at St Margarets Feb 18th 1965 Horsforth News.

Now not what you think "Sexagesima" is the second Sunday before lent and the eight before Easter in the church year as observed by various branches of the Christian Church.
What Fun Time at St Margarets is I have no idea.

Mr and Mrs Wright leave the Sweet Shop Town St Horsforth News Feb 18th 1965

Much loved weet shop owners to move away.

Miss Yarnbury result and the team to the Isle of Man Feb 18th 1965 Horsforth News.

Horsforth Grove Methodist football news Feb 18th 1965

Grove Methodist Youth Club and news.

St margarets School to have new toilets 18th Feb 1965 and Grass fires in Feb?

Seems strange grass fires in February.

Horsforth News Feb 18th 1965 Pearson and Perterkin wedding.

The wedding of Pearson and Peterkin I bought these pictures at Horsforth Art Club on Stoney lane some years ago by Mr Peterkin maybe his dad.

Woodview Terrace Hawksworth Road 1906

Homes for the elderly and improvements to the Council Offices Manor Road Horsforth 1965.

Rev Lee disapointed with the turnout for Churchills service Horsforth News Feb 4th 1965

Whitaker family Quarrymen and Brickwork owners Horsforth

The Whitaker families lost three men in WW1.

Hall Park and the Ha Ha Horsforth

Hall Park once a working farm the Ha Ha keeping the beasts fom the gentry.

William Mathieson bought the Hall estate and Park for the people of Horsforth 1932.

The park paths linned with well wishers on the day.

Womens Land Army Christmas Card WW2

Popped through the Museum door a Land Girls card from Joan and Ethel would live to know more about them.