
This is the girls’ PE class of Wrockwardine Wood Modern School in 1957.
The Shropshire countryside is dotted with fine halls although you may not notice many of them as, naturally, they tend to be set back from the roads and have extensive grounds.
In terms of quality, this isn’t the best photo we have ever published, but it does capture a moment in history, as it was taken exactly 50 years ago, on Tuesday, December 31, 1957.
The original caption on this postcard photo, which must be about 100 years old, describes it as the “Lunn Hole, Coalbrookdale”.
Although this view of Shropshire Street, Market Drayton, is not dated, we are quite lucky in that there are some pretty big clues.
This photo was taken on December 20, 1966, and recorded what was said to be a first for Onibury, its “first public house”.
It is just about possible, albeit unlikely, that any of these children of “Coalbrookdale Infants School, Group B” are still alive.
This is the village post office at Childs Ercall, as depicted in a postcard which was franked on July 13, 1922.
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