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St John’s Hills Road Parish photo archive

Photo Archive for St John's parish

1895

St John’s 1895 plan for new church

1896

Foundation and Consecration of the new church

St John’s 1896

St John’s 1896

St John’s 1896

1897

New Window

St John’s 1897

St John’s 1897

St John’s 1897

1899

Cam Chron 99_5_19_concert

1904

Plans and fund-raising for extension

Appeal Fund Committee

Drawing of possible building

Fund raising prospectus

1905

St John’s 1905

1907

Isaacson_baptism

1908

St John’s 1908

1910

W_E_Cherry

1921

Baldock memorial St John’s 1921

1923

Barnsdale_letter

Barnsdale St John’s 1923

Barnsdale St John’s 1923

1924

Isaacson_confirmation

1925

Blinco Grove pre 1928

Blinco Grove pre 1928

St John’s Blinco Grove c.1925

Hills Avenue c.1925

Rock Road c.1925

1927

Brown_family

Brown_family Brown_cartoon

1928

St John’s 1928

St John’s 1928

St John’s 1928

1929

St John’s 1929

St John’s 1929

Consecration Service

1930

St John’s 1930

Dant_Nunn_wedding

Dant_Nunn_wedding2

1931

Elsworthy History

1933

Brown_membership

Leverett_church_registration

Sanders_diary1

Sanders_diary2

1938

St Johns 1938

St Johns 1938

St Johns 1938

St Johns 1938

St Johns 1938

St Johns 1938

1939

St Johns 1939

WWII clothes

1942

Brown_confirmation

Hooton_confirmation

1945

Ryder_Payne_wedding

1946

Coal and clothing club

Hooton_Brown_wedding

St John’s Boys Bicycle Class

1947

Jary_letter

Jary_Retirement

Rev_Jary_retirement

1948

St Johns 1948

1949

Boys Bible Class

David Sheppard story

Harvey_wedding

1950

St Johns 1950

St Johns 1950

St Johns 1950

Lowe family

Noble_funeral

1951

W_E_Cherry-2 Isaacson_christening

Isaacson_christening

1952

dedication organ order

1953

St Johns 1953

Garden_Fete

1954

St Johns 1954

St Johns 1954

St Johns 1954

1955

Choir

Dench_Frost_wedding2

Doe_Burrows_wedding

Knights_Fisher_wedding

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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