Hemyock School in the 1930s. The front wall has been removed and has been replaced with iron railings. The County Library sign is attached to them. The school taught children aged from 5-14 at this time. Notice that the older boys are still wearing short trousers.
Hemyock School in the 1930’s.
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Hemyock School Class of 1919.
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Hemyock School. Class 1 1919.
Back Row. Olive Hill, Mary Salter, Mary Morgan, Olive Pring, Stella Clist, Ethel Doble.
Upper Middle Row. Mr.Baxter, Mildred White, Queenie Pring, Laura Lowman, Kathleen Peardon, ? Wyatt, Olive Ayres, ? Salter, Les Hart, Bob Wyatt, Albert Causley.
Lower Middle Row. ?, Victor Stradling, ? Phillips, Ivy Phillips, ?, ?, ?, Edie Slater, Phyllis Manley, ?.
Front Row. ?, Bill Pike, ?, ?, Walter Hart, Edward Lutley or Chris Doble, Denis Pring.
Hemyock School Class of 1910/1912
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Hemyock School. Class 1. C 1910/12
Back Row. Headmaster Mr.A.T. Baxter, John Stradling, Sam Cross, Walter Salter, Fred (or Sidney) Hart, Cecil Pike, Stanley Wide, George Hold, Percy Wide.
Second. Row. Ernest Lowman, William Marklew, May Florence(?) Hill, Hilda Parsons, Ida Wide, Emily Pring, William Baker
Third Row. Sarah Lowman, Ellen Pike. Alice Cross, Katie Hart, Florence Hart, May Clapp, Ivy Ayres, May Salter.
Front Row. Wilfred George Clist, Charlie Manley, Walter Webber, James Graves, Harold Quick, Walter Ridgeway, Harold Lawrence, William Granger.
Cpt Elmes and the British Legion Members in 1922.
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Captain F.R. Elmes (2nd row, 3rd from the left) with the first local group of British Legion members, c.1922.
Aerial View of Clum Davy House and Grounds.
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An aerial view of Culm Davy House and grounds, believed to have been taken in the 1960s.
Rogation Day at Culm Davy Chapel in 1960.
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Rogation Day at Culm Davy Chapel c.1960. The Churchwardens either side of the gateway are Mr.
Chapel Mead in 1918.
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Chapel Mead c.1918. The Chapel can just be seen through the trees, the sheep belonged to Robert Lutley.
The last goods train leaving Hemyock station.
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The last train to leave Hemyock, a diesel engine No. 8Z 80. 31st October 1975.
The remains of Hemyock Station 1975.
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An elevated view of the remains of Hemyock Station in 1975. The Station building has been demolished. The building seen on the right was once a cafe. The kissing gate in the foreground and the tracks have now long gone.