A striking view from Weston-under-Redcastle in January 1977, where restoration work was underway high above the village at St Luke’s Chapel. Mr Derek Lowe, Mr Alan Jones and Mr Maurice Lowe are pictured carrying out repairs to one of the pinnacles on the late 18th-century church tower, part of a wider restoration project costing around £1,600. | Shropshire Star
21 unforgettable throwbacks from Shropshire in 1977
Here, we explore a fascinating collection of photographs from the Shropshire Star archives, capturing moments of everyday life and community spirit across the county in 1977.
From Telford youngsters embracing the new American skateboarding craze to Market Drayton Choral Society’s Jubilee concert, and from the aftermath of a Bridgnorth landslip to a Shrewsbury barracks parade, we hope you enjoy this nostalgic look back.
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21. Bridgnorth, 1977
The aftermath of a landslide along Ebenezer Row, Bridgnorth, captured in a striking view from Mr Harry Tolley’s bathroom showing damage to a neighbouring roof and the overhang of sandstone. The slip occurred the previous evening, Friday, March 4, 1977. | Shropshire Star
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