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Benjamin Edmund Wyand, and George Fisher
The group includes :-
George Fisher (in white jacket)
Mr. Howe (probably) far right with hat in hand,
Benjamin Edmund Wyand - with a full beard
and G.C. Clarke, Reepham, Veterinary Inspector
George Fisher (in white jacket)
Mr. Howe (probably) far right with hat in hand,
Benjamin Edmund Wyand - with a full beard
and G.C. Clarke, Reepham, Veterinary Inspector
1886/7 : Reepham Volunteer Band
The band was part of the 3rd Volunteer Battalion Norfolk , established about 1860.
This photograph was taken in front of Cawston Rectory circa 1886.
Front Row L to R :
Thomas Pitches, William Huggins, Henry Hawes,
James Wasey
Back Row L to…
This photograph was taken in front of Cawston Rectory circa 1886.
Front Row L to R :
Thomas Pitches, William Huggins, Henry Hawes,
James Wasey
Back Row L to…
1930 : Reepham Band of Hope
21 June 1930 Reepham B. O. H. Band This was iniitially a temperance band.Back Row L to R :Jack Alford, Gordon Frankland, Victor Bishop, Fred Edgemore, Billy Alford, Sidney Frost, Archie Guyton, Sidney Hardiment, Ted Hardiment, Arthur HardimentFront…
1930s : Reepham Band Contest
Photograph possibly taken in Stewards Pasture dated 1936. E T Ruffles can be seen conducting; his suit & bowler hat suggests an earlier date.
Further undated picture from IBEW.org.uk in Reepham Band Ring Binder.
Further undated picture from IBEW.org.uk in Reepham Band Ring Binder.
1930s : Reepham Temperance Band
Two group photographs of the band in the early uniform. The bass drum still includes the word 'Temperance'. Although not identified the second group contains many of the same faces.
GB/REE/1608211244 -a
Outside the Band Hall
Front Row L to R…
GB/REE/1608211244 -a
Outside the Band Hall
Front Row L to R…
1931 : Cawston Brass Band Contest
The Fifth Annual Cawston Brass Band Contest
Reepham Band of Hope, a band of 18 players or less, competed in all three sections i.e. March, Hymn and Selection. The band's conductor was F. W. Wallwork.
The contest began with the March Section, all…
Reepham Band of Hope, a band of 18 players or less, competed in all three sections i.e. March, Hymn and Selection. The band's conductor was F. W. Wallwork.
The contest began with the March Section, all…
1936 : Reepham Town Band
This photograph was originally published as a postcard by H E Tansley, a photographer in Sheringham & Cromer, to celebrate the band's success at the Crystal Palace Championships in 1936. In a later reproduction the word 'Temperance' was removed.
1937 : Wellington Pier Gardens : Poster (2)
A second photograph of the poster advertising the Whitsuntide concerts given by Reepham Band at Wellington PIer Gardens. George Harrison & Bernard Barsted on the right.
1937 Wellington Pier Gardens, Great Yarmouth
Programme given by Reepham Band in Wellington Pier Gardens on Whit Sunday afternoon 1937, featuring bell solo by G Lambert, cornet solo by G Harrison & vocal solos by Robert Richardson. The first of three concerts on Whit Sunday & Monday, all three…
1937 Wellington Pier Gardens, Great Yarmouth
Programme given by Reepham Band in Wellington Pier Gardens on Whit Sunday evening 1937, featuring cornet solo by H Gaskins, horn solo by S Hardiment, trombone solo by R Hunt & vocal solos by Robert Richardson. The second of three concerts on Whit…
1937 Wellington Pier Gardens, Great Yarmouth
Programme given by Reepham Band in Wellington Pier Gardens on Whit Monday afternoon 1937, featuring euphonium solo by A C Guyton, cornet solo by H Gaskins & trombone solo by R Hunt. The last of three concerts on Whit Sunday & Monday, all three having…
1940 : Reepham Band
Photograph of junior players in Reepham Band taken in 1940 behind The Dial House with Pamela Barsted, the first female player, sitting between Gordon Frankland and Tommy Ruffles.
1940s : Reepham Band
Pamela Barsted joined the band in 1940, aged 15. Four band members are in cadet uniforms and two younger members have their school caps on. Older members George Harrison and George Cocking are by the pole at the back. Derek Woods is next to Pamela…
1940s : St John Ambulance Band
Probably the St John Ambulance County Band, consisting of mostly Fakenham Band members but including men from Reepham Band. Sir Thomas Cook was the County Commander of the St John Ambulance Brigade.
Back row L to R : 1 - Bernard Wright, 2 - ?…
Back row L to R : 1 - Bernard Wright, 2 - ?…
1943 : Concert Programme
Concert in the Band Hall, Reepham, to celebrate the Junior Band's first radio broadcast on 30 October
1944 : Reepham Band at the Theatre Royal, Norwich
Group of 8 photographs of Reepham Band playing at the Theatre Royal, Norwich. Older members are in uniform, but one player is still in short trousers (John Hall). Other younger players are in civilian clothes or cadet uniforms. Pamela Barsted, the…
1944 Theatre Royal, Norwich : Concert Programme
Programme of items performed by Reepham Band at the Theatre Royal, Norwich in 1944; including solos by Pamela Barsted & Harry Moore; with songs by Robert Brown & piano selections by Mrs R S Smith. Compered by Gordon Frankland.
1945 Royal Visit
Edited from a group photograph of the bandOn the back of the mount is written in pencil 'Ruffles 15/6', equal to 75 pence in modern coinage.
1945 Royal Visit
Sitting at the back
Ladies Committee Members L to R :-
Mrs Cocking, Mrs Voutts, Mrs Ruffles,
Mrs Ransome, Mrs Connie Smith
Mrs Frankland
Ladies Committee Members L to R :-
Mrs Cocking, Mrs Voutts, Mrs Ruffles,
Mrs Ransome, Mrs Connie Smith
Mrs Frankland
1945 Royal Visit
Newspaper cutting describing the concert given in August 1945 by Reepham Junior Band, in the presence of Queen Mary.