With all these veterans now sadly gone, it would be fitting to keep those who did return, known to us. If you have any information about these […]
Upottery Fire Crew
It would be really good to get some names to these heroic faces. The equipment (or lack of it) in ‘those days’ must have made dealing with […]
Upottery Primary School
About 125 years ago, Lord Sidmouth built Upottery School, providing free education for the village children. The distinctive building, with its single high-vaulted schoolroom and the adjacent […]
Upottery Mothers’ Union 1928
In 2010, 82 years after this picture was taken, the Upottery Mothers’ Union was still going strong. Perhaps you can tell us more about the members, old […]
Upottery & Yarcombe Ploughing Match
Local ploughing skills beng put to the test while the ‘experts’ look on. Local farming skills being put to the test in 1958. Some of these young […]
Uffculme School Photos 1912
These two photos were taken at Uffculme School in 1912. The bottom left of the chalk boards being held, have the numbers 1 and 2 – the […]
Churchinford General Stores
The Churchinford village general stores, on Lisieux Way. Date not known. The identity of the two ladies from the store is also currently unknown. Do you know […]
Cornhill, Hemyock
This scene shows the old cottages on Cornhill, heading out of Hemyock and up Castle Hill. The cottages on the right, are long since gone. The building […]
James and William Berry
James Berry and his son, William. Taken in 1947, the picture shows them, clearing the snow by hand. Their tiny (by today’s standards) Austin Seven van still […]