The two at the back are Mrs Gibbon and Mrs Mays, but we don’t know the names of the others in the photo, do you?
photo loaned to us by Pat Bennison.
photo loaned to us by Pat Bennison.
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Lilian Wildmore and Mrs Hume are standing at the back, Jean Cuthbert and Elizabeth Wildmore in front of them.
Alec Cuthbert Snr seated next to his son Alec Cuthbert Kath Collins and Fred Ward make up the seated row with Dorothy Collins and Eileen Sayers at the front. thanks once again go to Pat Bennison for the loan of the photo
Many of us will have photos like this making of the sunshine in the back street a well known pastime in days gone by.
The people in the photo loaned to us by Pat Bennison are:- Mrs Collins, Kathleen Collins, Mrs Hume, Eileen Sayers, Dorothy Collins, Pat Collins Mrs Freda Brown and Elizabeth Wildmore.
That is the name of the gentleman in this Photo loaned to us by Pat Bennison
Alec Cuthbert is the name of this young man, a well known Loftus family.
photo loaned to us by Pat Bennison  Known to be the Loftus Congregational Sunday School pupils performing a maypole braiding, possibly at a picnic? Can anybody assist with any details.
A further image of the foundation stone laying of the West End Chapel. Another T C Booth postcard of the ill-fated chapel, which in 1927 had to be demolished following the bank top slippage. It was then rebuilt on Deepdale Road.
The official opening of the ill-fated West End Chapel of Loftus. Well attended, gentlemen not only suited and booted; even top hats can be seen amidst the bowlers and straw boaters. Whilst the ladies are in floral dresses and equally well hatted! The banding in the brickwork of the chapel is of a similar style t0 that of the Congregational church at the end of Westfield Terrace.
Judging must have been difficult as these three ladies posed for Miss Loftus. The winner was Doreen Magor on the left with Eileen Money next to her and Betty Shaw on the right.
Again on the playing field at East Loftus, believed to be in the 1930s. Eric Trembath tells us: ”The two lads sat on the right of the see-saw the first is ?? Morrison the second right is my dad Maurice Trembath.” Jan Wilson adds: “The girl seated second left looks like Joyce Stamford.” Can anybody else help with names or a date. Image courtesy of Mrs Sakaropoulus and Ann Wedgewood/Keith Bowers; also many thanks to Eric Trembath and Jan Wilson for the updates. |
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