Lacock Home Guard c.1940s.
Photographic Film of Harold White's Photos.
A receipt from Austins the butchers in Lacock, 1892
Millennium Celebrations in High St.
Ms Tayler at her front door in Church St, 1944 (photograph by Harold White).
Lacock being used for the filming of Cranford

Football

on Thursday, 18 June 2015. Posted in Sport

Football Team c.1934. Front L-R Horis Budge Parks Ivor Chivers Bob Turner Ray Tayler. Middle L-R Norman Chivers Bill Wooton Hede Smith. Back Row Parks Tom Edwards Davies

Boys football team c.1934

Front L-R Horis Budge, Parks, Ivor Chivers, Bob Turner, Ray Tayler.

Middle L-R Norman Chivers, Bill Wooton, Hede Smith.

Back Row Parks, Tom Edwards, Davies

Picture donated by Tom Edwards

Jane Edwards

on Thursday, 18 June 2015. Posted in Weddings

Jane Edwards marriage to American soldier

Jane Edwards of Lacock marries an American Soldier of the U.S 4th Armoured Division. c.1945.

Picture donated by Tom Edwards

John Butler at Coffee Tavern

on Thursday, 18 June 2015. Posted in People

John Butler at the Coffee Tavern

John Butler was the Proprietor at the Coffee Tavern, Lacock High Street. Here he is with "Sarah" (surname unknown) c.1905.

Picture donated by Tom Edwards

Frank Cole

on Thursday, 18 June 2015. Posted in People

Frank Cole and his nephew Frank Cole 13-03-1918

Frank with his nephew, also named Frank Cole. 13/3/1918.

Picture donated by Tom Edwards

Fox Hunting

on Thursday, 18 June 2015. Posted in Leisure

Fox Hunting

Picture donated by Tom Edwards

George VI Coronation

on Thursday, 18 June 2015. Posted in Events

George VI Coronation

Deborah Edwards and Dingo

on Thursday, 18 June 2015. Posted in People

Debbie with Dingo the Dog

Deborah Edwards and Dingo the dog c.1930's.

Picture donated by Tom Edwards

Wiltshire News, 9th September 1932

on Thursday, 02 July 2015. Posted in Lacock Pageant 1932/3

Wiltshire News September 9, 1932

"Lacock's Great Pageant"

"All the pride of chivalry, the pomp of ecclesiastical dignity and the honest, light-hearted gaiety of the common people in their best and brightest homespun and coloured hoods, was mingled in a medley of colour and animation."