All photos on this page supplied by and copyright of local historian, Allen Buckroyd, whose permission to publish is appreciated.

This set of 4 photos shows examples of local areas of interest in the village, with a mix of old and new; modern images such as the Vineyards Tower block, and the old horse trough adjacent to the village sign.

Allen’s photo taken from an angle highlights this building which stands at the village centre and is a modern block of flats.

The Horse Trough
This old horse trough stands adjacent to the village sign on the green opposite the White Horse pub. It commemorates Queen Victoria’s diamond jubilee.

King’s Head Public House
A striking picture of one of the local public houses.

Recreation ground by Noakes Place
This picture shows part of the recreation ground on which stood Noakes Place, at one time one of the larger houses in the village. It was replaced in the 1960s by the Buckleys development.
 

Vineyards Tower Block

Horse trough

King’s Head pub

Recreation ground/Noakes Place

 
Larger image of Vineyards Tower Block (350 x 270, 16kb - opens in new window)

Larger image of Horse trough (320 x 240, 41kb - opens in new window)

Larger image of King’s Head Pub (350 x 250, 40kb - opens in new window)

Larger image of the Recreation ground by Noakes Place (300 x 200, 37kb - opens in new window)

 
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