Down Memory Lane page 1
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Many thanks to Dot Knott, Gwen Marston, Sue and Don Bates and “Shropshire Star” for the provision of the photographs.
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Schoolchildren Taken in the playground of Little Wenlock Primary School. circa 1950’s. Railings can still be seen at No2. |
Home Guard The first group are the Little Wenlock home guard shown in the photograph parading through Wellington “A fine body of men” Circa 1940’s. |
Amateur Dramatic Society Plays were performed in the original Village Hall – not much TV in those days! From left: Gwen Marston, Dot Knott’s aunt, and Dot Knott. |
Spread Eagle Pub “Spread Eagle” pub. Was demolished in 1959 to make way for the planned opencast. It was sited with the original Village Hall on what is now a field off the lane 200 yards south east from the bottom of Malthouse bank. |
