
Ashculm Farm 1926

A scene at Ashculm(e) Farm 1926. The lad in front is Fred Lawrence, the men L to R. are Harry Trott, Bob Tait and Percy Clist (who was killed in the war)
Hay ready for transport.
A full load of hay, it just needs the sides to be raked down before being hauled to the hay rick at the farm. The photograph (c.1920) was taken in an area that is now the Eastlands Estate
Wheat field being harvested at Churchill’s Farm. 1923

A field of wheat being harvested at Churchill’s Farm c.1923. Some of the sheaves are already stooked, notice how tall the straw is. Pictured are- adults L to R. Bill Granger, Bob Lowman. George Salter, Jane Clapp, Jack Granger. Children L to R Jack Granger, Winnie Smith and Cissie Granger.
Hemyock A.F.C. 1927/8

1927/8 . Hemyock A.F.C. Holders of the Tiverton and District Shield and Fox Cup.
L to R. Back row. E. Passmore, W. Cload, R. Howe, H. Bickle, F. Cork, (Committee)
Standing P. Rowse, (Trainer) F. Melhuish, (Vice President), Rev. L. Ketchley, D. Pring, S. Lawrence,
H. Marks, H. Murray, E. B. Anderson ( Hon-treasurer) W.J.Griffiths (Hon Sec.)
Seated R. Baker, F. Passmore, T. Bright (Captain) L. Hart, V. Bale, On ground, A Salter, P. Howe.
Cpt Elmes and the British Legion Members in 1922.

Captain F.R. Elmes (2nd row, 3rd from the left) with the first local group of British Legion members, c.1922.
The remains of The Star after a fire in 1928.

The remains of The Star after a fire destroyed it in 1928.

