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Salle Street
Two postcards of Salle Street showing Eight Row with the church in the background.
One addressed to Mr. G. Childs of Cambridge
Postmarked 1933.
One addressed to Mr. G. Childs of Cambridge
Postmarked 1933.
Lady and her dog outside a lodge at Salle
Unknown lady and her dog outside one of the four lodges at Salle.
Salle Water Tower
Salle Water Tower under construction 1958
Salle Set 1
Salle Park 1930s, threshing, Orangery, repairs to cottage at Whitwell.
Salle Set 2
Repairs to cart shed at Churchgate Farm, Wood Dalling. Austin van, fence repairs, steam tractor.
Salle Set 3
Jubilee Celebrations 1935
Salle Set 4
Raising a flagpole on the tower of Salle church.
Salle Set 5
Houses on the Salle Estate
Salle Cricket Team 1
Members described but no date.Back Row -- Harry Woodcock - Downing? - Tubby? Billy Stearman, Keith Pask, Bert Ellis-- David Downing Front Row Doreen Hardesty, John Humphrey (Wood Dalling)Jack Barber, Harold Alford -- -Noel Laskey? Harold Hardesty-
Salle Cricket Team 2
Members named but no date.
Back Row
Mr. Cork (lived at Salle Rectory)
was Bank Manager
Earnest Stearman (Farmer)
John Tubby
Lennard Riseborough
George Sewards
Re? Dickenson
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Front Row
Lesley Stearman
Reepham Basil Downing?
Whitwell…
Salle School 2
Appears to be the same teacher as in GB-REE-2008111136
Salle School 3
Pupils lined up by flagpole, all boys wearing caps.
Salle Church
A description and history of St Peter and St Paul, Salle
Salle
A short article on the spelling of the name of the village of Salle
Notes on Salle Church
Information on the church building with interior features described. Originally compiled by the head of of Reepham School (B.Wise?) in 1981 & re-issued in 1983 with foreword by David Rosenthal. The original 16pp version includes detailed historical…
A thousand years of Salle
A brief history of Salle written to mark the Millennium in 2001
Cawston Lodge
Postcard showing one of the four lodges attached to Salle Park Estate. This is the second one of two on the road from Reepham to Cawston. The lodges are unusual as they are situated on the opposite side of the road facing the entry gates to the…