Rugby. Mr Crofts of Church Street
Mr Crofts of Church Street known as "Sawyer", Rugby. 1887
Rugby. Mr Edward Hall Speight
Mr Edward Hall Speight, school teacher and photographer, 1835-1919. Appointed head master of Wesleyan School, Rugby, 1861. Took up photography as a hobby, retired to set up photography business in Dunchurch ...
Rugby. Mr Garratt Foxon
Garratt Foxon, a hairdresser, Rugby. 1880s
Rugby. Mr H.S. Salter
Mr H S Salter, in business as a tailor at 8, School Street from 1902 to 1923. His private address was 3, Elberow Street, Rugby. 1900s
Rugby. Mr James Ensor
Mr James Ensor, builder from 1841, Rugby. 1880
Rugby. Mr R.T. Simpson
Mr R T Simpson, author of "Collection of Wroth Silver: a curious Warwickshire custom". 1885
Rugby. Mr Wilson and a wedding group
A group photographed at the wedding of Mr Wilson, presumably at Rugby. 1900s
Rugby. Mr. A.C.Gardner, a swimmer
Mr. A.C.Gardner holder of Challenge Cup for rescue work and winner of Open Men's' Swimming Race at Rugby 1905.
Rugby. Mr. Bradshaw
Mr Bradshaw was living in Rugby in a Lawrence Sheriff Almshouse, Church Street in 1880.
Rugby. Murray School cricket team
Murray School, Rugby, cricket eleven in 1921. Back row from left to right - Mr. W.T. Coles Hodges, headmaster, Alsop, anon, Winterburn, Beet, Higgins, anon, Tebbs, Mr. W.H.E. Twells, master. Middle row ...
Rugby. Murray School monitors
Murray School Monitors, Rugby. Easter 1916
Rugby. Pupils from Chapel Street Wesleyan School
Group photograph of pupils from Chapel Street Wesleyan School, Rugby. 1900s
Rugby. Railway Terrace
Man sweeping the road. Railway Terrace, Rugby, which was laid out as a private road by the Railway Company and lined with sleepers in 1840. Plans for Railway Villas [one of which can be seen on the right] ...
Rugby. Rendell Collis, a roadsweeper
Randell Collis, a roadsweeper, Rugby. 1883
Rugby. Rev. Canon Baillie, M.A. Rector of Rugby
Reverend Canon Albert Victor Baillie, M.A. Rector of Rugby 1898-1912. 1900s
Rugby. Rev. H. Auriol Barker
Studio portrait of The Reverend H. Auriol Barker, vicar of St Matthew's Church, Rugby, from 1898 - 1909. 1900s
Rugby. Richard Lindon
Richard Lindon was born on June 30th 1816. He was in business in Lawrence Sherriff Street, Rugby. He invented the India rubber football bladder. He died on June 10th 1887. A letter relating to Richard ...
Rugby. Richard Over
Richard Over, born 1826 - died 1914. Worked in Count Wratislaw's office from 1839 - 1905. Secretary of Rugby Town Hall Company; elected to Rugby Urban District Council 1895; defeated 1899 due to problem ...