Dunchurch. Buccleuch Estate
Duke of Buccleuch Estate, Dunchurch. War effort: sowing grain on ploughed out grassland. Tractor and two labourers. 1942
Dunchurch. Buccleuch Estate, foresters
Group of foresters on the Duke of Buccleuch's Estate, Dunchurch. 1900
Dunchurch. Buccleuch Estate, ploughing
The Duke of Buccleuch's Estate, Dunchurch. Toft farm. James Russell's ploughing team led by German Prisoner of War. Ploughing out grassland. 1942
Dunchurch. Cottage and church
View of thatched cottage and church, Dunchurch. 1955
Dunchurch. Cottages
Row of thatched cottages with a woman and boy by a doorway, Dunchurch. 1899
Dunchurch. Guy Fawkes House
Guy Fawkes House, Dunchurch, where Guy Fawkes is said to have stayed whilst waiting to hear the result of his plot. 1920s
[This building is presumed to be the old Lion Inn which was used as a meeting ...
Dunchurch. Guy Fawkes House
Guy Fawkes House, Dunchurch. 1955
[This building is presumed to be the old Lion Inn which was used as a meeting place on November 5th 1605 for some of the Gun Powder Plot conspirators awaiting news ...
Dunchurch. Heath
The Heath, a group of thatched cottages, Dunchurch. 1930s
Dunchurch. Mr. A. Sleath
Mr. Al Sleath, waggoner, at Toft Farm, part of the estate belonging to the Duke of Buccleuch. 1942
Dunchurch. School Street
School Street, Dunchurch, showing old thatched cottages with car and children in front. 1950s
Dunchurch. Smithy
The smithy, thatched and timbered cottages, horse and cart and agricultural hay rake, Dunchurch. 1920s
Dunchurch. Buccleuch Estate, tractor
Duke of Buccleugh Estate, Dunchurch. Refuelling tractor. Part of war effort. Horse and cart. Two labourers. 1942
Dunnington. Cottage
A cottage in Dunnington with a child standing in gateway. 1900s
Dunnington. Cottages
Cottages in Dunnington. 1900s
Dunnington. Cottages
Ladies with bicycles and child standing outside cottages in Dunnington. 1900s
Dunnington. Cottages
Group of cottages at Dunnington. 1900s
Dunnington. Old houses
Old Houses, Dunnington. 1900s
Eathorpe. Hall
The Hall, Eathorpe. 1900s