Community Life in Newport

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	Pheasant Inn Newport 2010 World Cup at the Phez (Pheasant Inn). Paul Chidley demonstrates a vuvuzela, a plastic horn used at South African soccer matches. Image courtesy of Pawel Bogaczyk 2010
	Pheasant Inn Newport 2010 World Cup at the Phez (Pheasant Inn). The crowd disagreeing with the ref in the outside bar area. Image courtesy of Paul Quinn 2010
	Nova United Presentation Night Newport. Gordon Banks, World Cup winning goal keeper was presenting the awards. Image shows Glenn Ward and his son, Ethan with Gordon and a 1966 replica shirt signed by Gordon Banks, which was auctioned Image courtesy of Paul Quinn 2010
	Pheasant Inn Newport 2010 World Cup at the Phez (Pheasant Inn). Quinny's mobile beer dispenser being operated by Luke Rawlings on the right - the barrel being on his back. Image courtesy of Paul Quinn 2010
	Pheasant Inn Newport 2010 World Cup at the Phez (Pheasant Inn). Locals discussing the match while Capello (England team manager) is shown on the screen to the rear. Image courtesy of Paul Quinn 2010
	Pheasant Inn Newport 2010 World Cup at the Phez (Pheasant Inn). Specially constructed terracing was erected in the main bar for the crowds. Front row second left: Richard Baker Image courtesy of Paul Quinn 2010
	Bases of tank traps in Newport Bases of tank traps from World War II about to be removed during repaving of the High Street. These were installed in 1941 and were a little like croquet traps made of heavy steel. A series of e-shaped hoops led acrossthe street and on to the pavement on the other side. The traps were stored in Dr. Elkington's garden and Mr. C W Smallman, as head of the Resources Committee was one of the people responsible for their erection in case of invasion. Information from Alan Smallman. 2010
	Visit of Field Marshall Montgomery to Newport The Field Marshall was staying with the Heber-Percys of Hodnet Hall and had a brief walk around Newport. Mr George Hesbrook to the right. Courtesy of Newport Advertiser (reprinted 3/6/1983) Image dated 1949
	Nellie & Isaac Hesbrook Newport Nellie Hesbrook 1892 - 1949 Isaac Hesbrook 1897 - 1919 Children of Isaac Hesbrook, butcher and Catherine (Kate) Photograph by Jno Symonse of Newport c.1900
	William Hesbrook Newport "Will" (William Henry) third surviving son of Jacob Hesbrook. c.1916
	Thomas Cooke visiting Newport Sons and descendents of Jacob Hesbrook. L to R: Thomas Cooke, John Hesbrook, George Hesbrook, Alan Cooke, Joe Hesbrook, Lewis Hesbrook, George Hesbrook, n.k., Jacob Hesbrook, Sydney Felton. nk. 1964
	Jacob Hesbrook Newport Jacob Hesbrook 1890 - 1944, son of Jacob and Jane. Joined KSLI in 1908. Stationed in India pre World War I. Gained rank of Sergeant and discharged 1920. c.1920
	British National School Newport Infant School Group 1 Nellie Hesbrook seated in the middle of the second row. Late 1890s
	Newport Carnival Procession leader - John "Stevo" Steventon as a cowboy. Courtesy of Newport Advertiser 1968
	Newport Urban District Councillors On the steps of Bank House - the new council offices from 1961. From the left: A W Harding, Sally Sandiford, Derek Gree, John Butter, Mrs I E Stephens, V Bridgeman, Bill Goldsborough (rear) the clerk to the Council, mr Wilbraham (in front) Eli Trumper, ? , David Jones and Mr Creese. 1961
	Audley House Children's Home Newport Children and staff. 1954
	Newport area soldier, Jim Arkinstall Ist World War soldier. He fought at the Somme and at Ypres and became a quarter master sergeant in the Grenadier Guards. Before and after the war he was a boxer with Hickman's Fairgrounds. Courtesy of Newport Advertiser 1914 - 18
	Merevale College Newport Side view of the garden. N.B. reverse sows the results of Mary Fallows, pupil and later teacher at Merevale. Perfection Series From the collection of David Tarry 1908
	Merevale College Newport Tennis Court and garden. From the collection of David Tarry 1920s
	Beville Stanier, M.P. Outside the Vine Vaults in Newport after his election for the Northern (Newport) Division of Shropshire. From the collection of David Tarry 1908
	Newport ox roast In honour of the Marquis of Stafford coming of age. Outside the Vine Vaults. From the collection of David Tarry 1909
	Mr Beville Stanier Newport Elected M.P. for Northern (Newport) Divison of Shropshire. "Being lifted from his motor and carried shoulder high" ouside the Vine Vaults. From the collection of David Tarry 1908
	Newport guides and scouts Newport Girl Guides, Brownies and Scouts enjoying an event at Loynton Hall Pool. 1920 - 1940
	Newport Children's Home (Audley House) Children, staff and the Rector of St Nicholas. Phyllis Maiden standing to the right of the Rector slightly hidden between the boy and girl. 1954
	Adams Grammar School cricket Under 13 XI cricket team. Standing from left: Philip Green, G. O'Reilly, D.Downing, J. Vandeberg, R. Andrews, Stuart Barker, S. Blandford, Cedric Boyns. Sitting from left: Kevin Quinn, J. Harris, Mark Whitmore, S. Tomkinson (Capt), B. Vogel, J. Boyns, Peter Griffiths 1964 - 5
	Merevale College Newport Chetwynd End. First classroom. In November 1884 Mrs Winter transferred her Ladies Boarding School from Park House to Merevale. By 1893 it was advertised as "a High Class School for Girls". In 1919 the County Council took it over as a Girls High School until it moved to Wellington Road in 1925. (from postcard book Malcolm Miles) 1884 - 1890
	Newport Floral and Horticultural Society Entry in the Newport Advertiser 13. 6. 1868. Includes conditions and categories. Listed with President Duke of Sutherland are Vice Presidents, committee, and secretaries. 1868
	Wrekin Cycle Racing Club The Newport section created their own local racing circuit in about 1951. The starting point was near Lilleshall Abbey where this photo was taken. Continued through Heath Hill, Woodcote, Church Aston up through Lilleshall to the start point. Some of the riders: John Pritchard (pictured), Gavin Goulson, Ken Broad, Edgar Meeson, Tony Wrangle, Derek Bell. 1952
	Newport Church of England School Sports day. Granville Avenue sports field. The "Green House" were the overall victors pictured here with House Master Mr G Brock. John Pritchard 3rd left middle row holding the shield. 1949
	Newport Church of England School Avenue Road. Senior Class 4 with their teacher Mr. G Brock. 1950
	Newport Carnival Newport Ladies Circle float: Witches Coven 2000
	57 High Street Newport Showing United Counties Bank est. 1836 Courtesy of Shropshire Archives Unknown
	Newport Bowling Club Ladies Day at the Granville Road Bowling Club. The Club was "Men Only" at this time but on Ladies Day the men waited on the ladies. 1980 - 1990
	Newport Nocturne Cyclists at the race. 2007
	Shooting Butts Newport Original situation of iron rifle butts on the edge of Coppice Bank. These were restored by a "task Force" project. 1980 - 83
	Newport District Festival Programme for the Festival's Grand Concert featuring the Academy of St Nicholas (John Reid, Robert Wysome and Nicholas Busch) 1987
	Newport Workhouse The tramp ward Date unknown
	Newport Nocturne Winners on the podium outside Town/Market Hall. The scales on which the winner balanced with his weight in beer, are on the right of the stage. 2007
	Newport Workhouse (Audley House) Sliding "horses" for drying; installed in 1923 and still in use in the 1980s. 1970 - 90
	Highway Maintenance, High Street, Newport Highway Maintenance workers sorting out the drains on the corner of Wellington Road. Image 2008
	Adams Grammar School Newport Picture of pupils and staff 4 of 4 1920
	Adams Grammar School Newport Picture of pupils and staff 3 of 4 1920
	Adams Grammar School Newport Picture of pupils and staff 2 of 4 1920
	Adams Grammar School Newport Picture of the pupils andstaff 1 of 4 1920
	Old Newport Library - now Youth cafe 139 High Street. Originally the Council offices. The library has now moved to a new building on the site of Herbert Tucker's ironmongers in the centre of the town. This building is now used as a Youth Cafe. 1998
	Visit of Queen Elizabeth II to Newport She was presented with a framed picture of the Butter Crossmonument by two of the pupils of the Burton Borough School: Julie Harrison and Janine Day, seen on the left. Image courtesy of Newport Advertiser 1981
	Newport Brownies Treating the builders of the Newport by-pass to afternoon tea on the by-pass site. Image courtesy of Newport Advertiser 1984
	Elizabeth ll coronation fair, Newport Showing coronation queen and attendants. From left: Ann Strachan, Sheila Evans, Pauline Davies, Ruth Bigglestone, Sheila Niblock, Maureen Niblock, Jean Robinson. Front: James Plant and Colin Barnett. Image courtesy of Newport Advertiser. Image 1953.
	Youth orchestra, Newport Local youth orchestra playing in the square outside the market hall. Can you identify the group? Image courtesy of Newport Advertiser. Imane 1988-90
	Cycle race, Newport Newport Nocture race. Image 1987.
	Newport in Bloom Sheila and Clare Edwards planting containers for Newport in Bloom. Image 1990.
	High Street celebration of coming of age, Newport Celebration of coming of age of Sir Thomas Boughey of Aqualate in 1857. The picture is of great interest in a number of ways. It shows the old market hall, built by William Adams and demolished in 1860. To the left can be seen the Kings Arms Inn (now a kebab shop) and further along T Gosnell's china shop. This had once been The Crown Inn and is currently an estate agents in 2008. On the right can be seen various buildings - all now demolished; one of which is the Raven & Bell Inn. Also visible are the different types of transport shown - coaches, wagons and horses. Of interest is that fact that that local people were very deferential to the neighbouring local wealthy families. They would create celebrations and decorations of the town to honour them. Local estates were large employers and their well off families patronised Newport businesses. Image of painting 1857
	Gasometer, Avenue Road, Newport Gasometer on Avenue Road. On the site of the old Newport Gas Company. At the rear - Serck Audco buildings. All now demolished. Image 1970-80s.
	Mummers, probably Newport costumes Mummers costumes of 1891 - almost certainly based on Newport mummers costumes. At the first national Folklore Congress of 1891, Charlotte Burne's transcription of the Newport mummers play was performed. Charlotte's brother in law - Frank Milne - played Beelzebub. It is highly likely that these costumes were based on the costumes that Charlotte & Frank remembered from Newport in 1880s. Image 1891
	Rainbow Club, Newport Rainbow club members return to Newport after protest march to Birmingham to save the Cottage Hospital. Left to right: Ethel Evans, Doris Green, Phyllis Leighton,child, Christine Evans, Frances Auchomovick, Ernie Evans, ?. Courtesy of Newport Advertiser. Image late 1980s.
	Workhouse Infirmary, Newport The womens ward at the workhouse infirmary, Audley Avenue. This was attached to the workhouse and opened in 1908. Image c 1908-1925.
	Pill Box, Edgmond, near Newport World War ll defences - Pillbox, near Edgmond Bridge Farm, on the south side of Edgmond, Shropshire. This pill box is about 10 yards from the road. An internal view can be seen in the 'Advanced search' option. Image 2008.
	Hazel Robinson at ox roast, Newport Hazel Robinson, the mayor of Newport, slices into ox roast on market square to celebrate the opening of the A41 bypass on 19th October 1984. Mr Ivor Bufton looking on. Image courtesy of Newport Advertiser.
	Newport in Bloom flower arrangements Flower arrangements on the corner of Granville Road and Upper Bar. Image 2008.
	Evacuees, Newport Boys from Holly Lodge High School, Smethwick, arrive at Newport Station on 1st September 1939 as evacuees. The WVS and Red Cross give them cold drinks. Mrs Mason, in Red Cross uniform , became the Commandant of the Newport Red Cross just after the war. Image 1939.
	Red Cross cadets, Newport Red Cross cadets Image 1951.
	Audley House Children's Home,Newport In the cart on the left:Patricia Flint. Standing Willie Moore with his donkey, Tommy. 1945
	Newport Market Hall Market Hall with "Picture House" entrance to the right. 1950 - 1965
	Tucker's Collapse, High Street, Newport A petition raised by 200 local people regarding the "Shame of Newport" - the collapsed Tuckers site which remained untouched for years. The petitioners threatened to withold their poll tax. The petition was handed to, on the left, Jonathan lloyd (Wrekin Ciuncil Planning Chief) and on the right, Fred Simmons (Finance Director of Wrekin Council). In the centre is Roger Price, local shopkeeper, who organised the petition. Image courtesy of the Newport Advertiser 1991
	Tucker's Collapse, High Street, Newport Fire Service attends the collapse of the building. Image courtesy of the Newport Advertiser 1988
	Edward Vll coronation celebration, Newport Celebrations with children in costume holding tambourines. Postcard by Osbourne. From the collection of Bill Whittall Image 1901 or 1902
	William Adams market hall Newport Built in 1660s in the market square. Demolished 1859, prior to the new market hall being built. Showing market stalls. The lock-up was probably on east side and the upper floor was used for functions and the local court. The stocks were also possibly on east side. 1850 - 1860
	Charity Grand Bazaar Newport This event is a possible identification. An event was held in the Market Hall to raise funds for the new infants school , which had opened in 1898, and for which there was a debt. The Wellington Journal & Shrewsbury News of 31.5.1902 states that the stall was beautifully decorated, the sides and end of the hall was draped with art muslin in festoons and rosettes recrossing each other in the roof. 1902.
	Ex Sorting & Delivery Office, Newport Exterior,132 High Street. Previously main post and sorting office Sorting and delivery office till 2011. It was built in 1953 as part of the celebrations for the queen's coronation. The old post office had been opposite and had opened in 1893. Image 1988
	View of the fire at COD Donnington, near Newport View of the huge COD Donnington fire. Taken from the Hinks - Humbers road. 1983
	Mural at 53 - 55 High Street, Newport A mural that was painted to cover the front of the Tucker's collapse site. This was painted by a local artist to hide what locals called the 'Shame of Newport', because it took many years for the site to be re-built. Post 1988
	Boxing Day arrival of Father Christmas, Newport Boxing Day arrival of Father Christmas on Newport High Street. 2001
	Darts team, Greyhound Inn, Newport Darts championship team at the Greyhound Inn. Standing from left: 7th - Joe Danby (licensee) Seated: Walter Wheat (right) and M.P. Mr Colgate (left). Mr Harry Pickering holds the cup. Other people pictured are Eric Smallman, Ted Lloyd, Sid Allen, George Haseley and George Hesbrook, but can you tell us exactly where? Image 1940s-50s.
	Newport Carnival View of carnival crowd and unicyclists. The gentleman on the right with the megaphone is Mr William Brotherton who came to Newport from Warwick c. 1907 and worked as a salesman for Mr W W Derington of "Hurlestone". He was probably M C for the day. Photo taken in front of "Plume of Feathers" High Street. 1907 - 1927
	Newport Cub Scouts Cub Scout camp at the Wrekin. Scouts pictured are Craig and Mac Stevens taking part in a blindfold obstacle course. 1985
	The Burton Borough School Newport Exchange trip to Denmark. Pupils in a classroom at Kroggardsskolen on the outskirts of Odense. Front from the left: F Carter, J Gatward, L Ritchie. Behind from left:S Carter, M Skelton, A Jeavons, F Wall. 1987
	The Burton Borough School Newport Creating the secretaries' office in a reception area (now demolished) as a technology project. Showing S Turner, J Eastgate (staff) R Edwards. 1970 - 80
	The Burton Borough School Newport Exchange trip to Denmark. Helping to dig a well at a reconstructed Iron Age Village (Stavis). Showing N Davies, Y Hill and L Norman. 1981
	The Burton Borough School Newport Making canoes in fibreglass in technology class for guide and scout group and swimming pool. John Eastgate (teacher) is shown inside the school. 1980 - 1990
	Newport Carnival George Edwards and John Steventon as "The Dynamic Duo" - runners-up in the vehicular class. 1980s Image courtesy of Newport Advertiser
	Newport Carnival "Newport Legionaire 1970- 1990 Image courtesy of Newport Advertiser
	Jackson Jollies Newport Amateur dramatic company performing on Newport High Street as part of the Carnival celebrations. Jean Jackson at the piano. 1988 Image courtesy of Newport Advertiser
	Newport Rainbow Club Rainbow Club viewing the re-enactment of the visit of Princess Victoria to Newport in 1831. This was part of the Newport History Festival week. June 1987 Image courtesy of Newport Advertiser
	Emergency Services at collapse of Tuckers, Newport Emergency services deal with a member of the public after the collapse of Tuckers ironmongery building on 3rd Aug 1989. 1989 Image courtesy of Newport Advertiser
	Protesters about closure of Cottage Hospital, Newport Protesters waving gooodbye to a local fundraiser. 1988
	Re-formed 'Loyal Newport Volunteers' Shrewsbury Castle. Centre: Mike Abbott; Right: Ray Edwards; Left: Brian Hingley. Re-formed in 1987 for ceremonial duties.The original Volunteers were formed in 1803 when war broke out with France, and the newport soldiers were called the 'Loyal Newport Volunteer Infantry'. 1987 Courtesy of Newport Advertiser
	Newport Cottage Hospital Action Group Action Group chairman, Derek Tremayne, with fellow members and local people making a chain around the hospital when closure was proposed. Image taken 1988 Image courtesy of Newport Advertiser
	Newport Carnival Newport fireman, Jim McTeer with Matthew and Stuart Curbishley, members of Newport Red Cross Cadet group. 1987 - 1990 Image courtesy of the Newport Advertiser
	Newport Carnival Newport Cubs (Tuesday) pack with chimney sweep float. 1988 Image courtesy of the Newport Advertiser
	1st Newport Scouts at Newport Carnival 1st Newport Scouts and helpers demonstrating sympathies with the Greenham Common women and anti cruise missiles. 1989 Image courtesy of the Newport Advertiser
	May Fair, Newport This used to take place on the High Street. It was run by the Pat Collins company. He was called the 'King of Showmen' and his home base was Walsall. Image c. 1910.
	V E Day Party, Station Road, Newport Residents of the Station Road area celebrated the end of the 2nd World War with a party in the Dawson's garage, Station Road- 8th May 1945. They are: 1. Mrs A Brotherton, 2 Mrs Marston, 3 Mrs N Brotherton, 4 P Shaw, 5 Mrs Symcox, 6 Mrs M Williams, 7 Mrs Durose, 8 D Westfield, 9 Mrs Holland, 10 Mr Simcox, 11 A Stevenson, 12 K Shaw, 13 K Whitmore, 14 G Rumbles, 15 J Forrester, 16 G Locke, 17 A Shaw, 18 J Holland, 19 Mrs Johnson, 20 A Johnson, 21 Mrs Smith, 22 C Lawley 23 C Rumbles, 24 G Darlington, 25 R Holland 26 B Williams, 27 J Smith, 28 E Stevenson, 29 J Stevenson, 30 M Forrester, 31 B Lawley, 32 F Darlington, 33 K Westwood, 34 Mrs Shaw, 35 R Johnson, 36 B Holland, 37 P Westwood, 38 A Durose, 39 'Fishy' Parker, 40 A Simcox, 41 G Johnson, 42 Mrs Westwood, 43 M Westwood, 44 T Holland, 45 N Marston, 46 ?, 47 A Tymm, 48 ? 49 ?
	AFS firemen, Newport World War ll Auxiliary Fire Service firemen, checking equipment at fire station. Possibly George Barterby to the left and Mr Durnall 2nd from left. c. 1940- 45
	Meals on Wheels, Newport BBC TV news visits Newport's Meals on Wheels service. A new van is handed over outside Brown's Motors, High Street. Mr Joe Brown to the centre and Mrs Stephens, a councillor, to his left. 1959
	Tudor re-enactment in Newport Re-enactment of the 500th anniversary of Henry Tudor's (Henry VII) march through Newport from Wales via Muster Hill to the Battle of Bosworth in 1485. 1985
	War Memorial outside St Nicholas church, Newport The new war memorial after the 1st World War, in the front of St Nicholas' church with shops of St Mary Street in the background. Circa 1920s
	"Cancel the debt day" at St Nicholas church, Newport "Cancel the Debt" vigil day. Paper chains hang from the tower to demonstrate the vast debts hampering the 3rd world nations. Aim of the day to get the world's wealthy nations to cancel debts owed by these countries. 2000
	Staff of Newport C of E National School Staff including headmaster, Mr "Daddy" Lawton, centre. Teachers and pupil teachers sitting and standing. Mr Lawton was the hedmaster from 1904-1926. c. 1904-1914
	Sheep sculptures, Newport Sheep sculptures at southern end of Station Road on a roundabout with wild flowers. Sculpture funded by the Newport in Bloom group. 2007
	Newport in Bloom Flower arrangements outside the library. 2007
	Relief of Mafeking celebration, Newport Celebrating are Miss L E Boughey (right) and Miss A Wheat (left) with decorated bikes. 1900.
	Longford Hall as 1st World War convalescent home, near Newport Longford Hall, which was placed at the disposal of the War Office, as a military convalescent centre run by the British Red Cross during the 1st World War. Group of staff and patients outside the front entrance.Dr Ernest Elkington was the medical officer. 1917.
	1st World War soldiers, Newport Gordon and Douglas Budgen, sons of Revd. Budgen. Gordon (left) joined KSLI and died at Ypres in the same year at the age of 21. Douglas (right) joined the Leinster Regiment but later transferred to the Royal Flying Corps where he was badly injured and lost a leg. 1915.
	Funeral of 1st World War soldier, Newport Funeral of Lance Corporal Patrick Kilcoyne- 24.06.1916. He died of wounds in England and was buried in Newport. Cortege and family mourners followed by representatives of Audley Works where Mr Kilcoyne had been employed before the war. The family lived at Chapel House, Stafford Road. Image 1916.
	Newport Election 1908 View from Vine Vaults Hotel over an election crowd. Mr Bevill Stanier being carried shoulder high after the election. The building at the back is the Barley Mow Hotel. 1908.
	Pupils of Newport High School Pupils sketching at Newport Canal basin. 1983
	James Evans, 1st World War soldier of Church Aston, near Newport James Evans of Well Row, Church Aston. Private in the North Staffs Regiment. Died Popperinge, Belgium in 1st World War. 1914 - 18.
	1987 History Festival Week, Newport People arriving at the hotel during the recreation of the visit of Princess Victoria to Newport in 1832. Princess Victoria had lunch with her mother at the Union Hotel, and afterwards, pronounced that the hotel would henceforward be renamed the "Royal Victoria Hotel". 1987
	Newport lock-up interior door Interior door with original keys. The lock-up was situated in Stafford Road and is now a private house. 2002
	Newport WRVS Helpline volunteers Helpline coffee morning at Cornmell Lea. From left: Jill Snape, Katie Holmes, Doris Watson-Jones, Margaret de Boer and Jean Guest. 1996
	Newport Cottage Hospital Staff and patients outside on the terrace. Standing from left to right: Ruby Talbot, Matron Allen (Price). Sister Watklin, Jean Fownes, Connie Underwood or Doreen Smith (nee Harper) and Betty Bentley (nee Williams). On the left seated is Mr Davidson 1961
	Newport Cottage Hospital Aerial view showing public protest at possible closure. 1987
	Red Cross Staff, Newport Red Cross staff possibly at Newport Cottage Hospital - all wearing medals. Perhaps during or just after the war. Top row from the left: Miss Pullen, Miss Griffiths, Miss Walker, Miss Felton, Miss Wilson, ? ? Centre from the left: Mrs Matthews, ? , ? , ? , Mrs Mason ? , ? Bottom from the left: ? , ? , Mrs Lewis, ? 1930 - 50
	Newport Cottage Hospital Silver Jubilee cake being presented by Mrs Cissie Talbot (nee Hopley) to Matron Mabel Price to mark 25 years since the hospital opened in 1930. Mrs Talbot was the first patient. Also in the photo: from the left - Nurse Connie Underwood, Nurse Sharpe and the first Matron Miss A E Perry. Staff on the right are: Bill Crosby (porter/gardener), Sister G Watkin and Mrs Dorothy Turner (cook). The Revd Bradley is in the centre. 1955
	Newport Cottage Hospital Christmas Day in the womens ward. Dr. G Moorhead carving the turkey and Matron Carr assisting. 1967
	Newport Carnival Newport Carnival on the High Street by St Nicholas church. c.1929
	Newport Auxiliary Fire Brigade At a drill session with Mr Bryan - the town surveyor. From the left: W Griffiths, W Kilcoyne, J Elcock, ? , E Durose, W Porter, A Armstrong, L Brotherton, Mr Millington, B Imeson, R Bryan, W Gregory, H Crump, G Hesbrook. Image 1939.
	Celebrations for Marquis of Stafford, Newport Decorations at Scarratt's tailors to celebrate the coming of age of the Marquis of Stafford, elder son of the Duke of Sutherland of Lilleshall Hall. This shop was at 31 High Street. From a supplement in Newport Advertiser. Note: the 'Cockyard' alley to the right. 1909
	Ox Roast at Newport Ox roast at celebration to mark the coming of age of the Marquis of Stafford, elder son of the Duke of Sutherland of Lilleshall Hall. From a supplement in Newport Advertiser. 1909.
	Pat Collins Fair, Newport To the rear - a showmans steam engine : Burrell No 3352 called 'Faugha -a-Bella'( identified by it having a slope on the tanktop but only on the one side. This was a Pat Collins engine. Pat Collins fair was originally on the High Street but by 1910 had been moved to Wellington Road (roughly where police station is now). John Scott to the right would take two barrow loads of coal to the place where the steam engines would be in order to reserve the pitch. John Scott was also the parish clerk and grave digger at St Andrews church after serving in the Welsh Fusiliers between 1880 and 1900. Image circa 1910
	2nd A.B Shropshire Volunteers cap badge, Woodcote, Newport From Woodcote area. Dated to 1860 - 1880. The Newport Rifle Corps were offered the use of the Woodcote rifle range after the Coppice Bank rifle butts could not be used. When the national movement to establish a Volunteer force got underway in 1859, Shropshire raised 18 companies of Royal Volunteers in 1859-60. For adminstrative reasons, these were organised into two battalions in 1860 called Administrative Battalions and this badge was worn by the 2nd A.B, which incorporated the northern companies of Rifle Volunteers (Mkt.Drayton, Whitchurch, Wellington, Hodnet, Wem, Ellesmere, Oswestry, Newport). All these companies wore this cap badge, which is rather an individual one. The 1st A.B had the southern companies. In 1880 the two Admin Battalions were renamed 1st and 2nd Volunteer Battalions, Kings Shropshire Light Infantry. The badge can therefore be dated clearly to 1860-1880. The term 'Rifle Corp.' was used briefly in the late 1850s when many Militia and Loyal Volunteer companies were being centralised into the Volunteer Battalions or simply disbanded as many Militia's were at that time. Image 2007
	Linden Singers, Newport The Linden Singers of Newport. Standing left to right: Derrik Marston, Maurice Jones, Glyn Laver, Gerry Westwood, Bill Nunn, Ron Huxley, Dave Simcox. Sitting left to right: Eric Wilkes, Gayham Laver, Cyril Ashwood, David Barnett, John Huxley. 1958.
	Newport Carnival Unidentified float 1983
	Newport Carnival Best float winner - group as yet unidentified. 1999 - 2000
	Newport Carnival Winner of best float - jungle float. Group unidentified. Standing at front from left: Maxine Cooper, Debbie Caldecott and Carnival Queen. 1999 - 2000
	Castle House School, Newport Headmistress - Miss Zellah Pitchford. Miss Pitchford founded Castle House in 1944 - previously it was called Merevale Collage. Miss Pitchford retired in 1983. Courtesy of Castle House School
	Castle House School, Newport Winners of the Davies, White and Perry swimming shield. From left: R Ward, J Ford, S Reynolds, S Gwynne, J Sneed, P Richards, K Bywater, K Davies, J Phelps, G Oliphant 1977 Courtesy of Castle House School
	Merevale College, Newport Science class at Bank House property 1930 - 40 Courtesy of Castle House School
	Newport Girls High School Section of the Girls High School after moving from Merevale to Wellington Road. Centre: Miss J McWean, headmistress. 1925 Image courtesy of Castle House School
	Merevale College, Newport Sports session. Sports took place on a field at the rear of Chetwynd House, down Green Lane. 1908 Image courtesy of Castle House School
	Newport Modern School (now Burton Borough School) School photo. Image 4 of 4 1961
	Newport Modern School (now Burton Borough School) School photo. Image 3 of 4 1961
	Newport Modern School (now Burton Borough School) School photo. Image 2 of 4 1961
	Newport Modern School (now Burton Borough School) School photo. Image 1 of 4 1961
	Burton Borough School, Newport Burton Borough Bulletin - article about fifth form (year 11) doing voluntary work in Newport for elderly and disabled people. Jenny Shaw doing ironing. 1981
	Burton Borough School, Newport Exchange trip to Denmark. At Maersk shipyard, Denmark, showing from left: N Bleloch, E Ord, H Evans, R Painter, C Allan. 1977
	Burton Borough School, Newport Inter-class rounders match. R Anslow, H Stokes and Mr Gattward looking on. 1982
	Burton Borough School, Newport Exchange trip. Visit with Danish pupils to Ffestiniog railway. From left: L Ritchie, F Carter, B Langford, ? , S Baldock (standing) On right: L Goddard, R Anslow, H Stokes. 1986
	Burton Borough School, Newport Technology class - making fibreglass Christmas lights for the town. 1980 - 1990
	Burton Borough School, Newport Staff. Front row from left: J Brown, ? B Onions, R Wheeldon, S Pickard, J Swinn (HM) T Yapp, P Yapp, M Stone, M Haughton, E Ord. 2nd row: M Holden, N Blelock, J Beeston, C Page, L Dadswell, S Wilkinson, H Arrowsmith, j Wain, B Lovatt, P Dubois 3rd row: J Ravenscroft, G Turner, M Wheeldon, ? A Bartlam, J Pitt, ? D Parry, N Martin, J Eastgate Back row: R Hall, Rolfe, R Prentice, S Potts, D Gill, K Mayoh, ? D Lane 1970 - 80
	Newport Modern School (now Burton Borough School) Staff members: Back row from left: Gavin Goulson, Joyce Swinn, David Lincoln, Geoff Turner, Norman Arkinstall, Ray Eales, Jim Barker. Front row: Dorothy Goulson, Marion Elkes, Mrs. Hughes, Connie Hedges, John Swinn (HM), Ted Brock, Heather Breeze, Dorothy Goode, Barbara Holmes. 1962
	Visit of Queen Elizabeth 11 to Newport Presentation to Queen Elizabeth of framed limited edition print of the Butter Cross by Mr. Wheeldon, by pupils of Burton Borough School: Julie and Janine. 1981
	J. A Swinn, headmaster, Newport Modern School J.A. Swinn, M.A. headmaster, Newport Modern School . Taken from the school magazine "Autumn Leaves 1961".(Now the Burton Borough School) 1961
	Newport Poster Advertising public ball at the Royal Victoria Hotel celebrating the coming of age of Ralph Merrick Leeke of Longford Hall. 1834
	Newport Motor Cycle and Car Club The Club met at the Greyhound Inn, Upper Bar and later at the King's Head. From left: N Pearson, A Smallman, A Wilde, W Barnwell, L Barnwell, R Trice, J Hopwood, R Kilford, J Kilford. 1950 - 1960
	The Burton Borough School - a field trip, Newport Year 4 CSE Geography week,at Arthog in Wales. Shown here on Fairbourne beach. Tony Vogel at the front. 1981
	Two Newport Scouts Sidney (R) and Bernard (L) Felton in front of 10 Audley Road/. Sidney was a rover scout. The scouts met in the Parish Rooms, New Street and Wilf Eastwood (of the Railway Tavern) was the Scout Master. 1930 - 40
	Newport High School Upper 5th Upper 5th 1949 - 50 with Miss Pinnington. 1950
	VE Day celebrations, Newport June 1946. This was the only celebration that took place in Newport in deference to the families who had lost brothers, sons and fathers.It was arranged by the residents of Springfield and Station Terraces. It was a rainy day and so the party was adjourned to one of Dawson's (now Aston's) Garage buildings. Sandwiches, cakes and jellies were saved for from rationing points and given by High Street traders. Each child was given a present from the bran tub, a packet of sweets and half a crown. In the evening when the rain subsided, there was a bonfire and music from a gramophone. People pictured are: from the right standing near the table : ?, Mrs Simcox, Mrs Brotherton (in hat), Mrs Nancy Brotherton, Mrs G Rogers (behind the Mrs Brothertons) Joyce Holland. From the left standing - Jack Smith, Mrs Smith, ? , ?, Kath Whitmore. Right of table- children: 4R Fred Darlington, 5R Ron Johnson, 7R John Steventon, 11R Colin Lawley. Left of table- children: 3R Beryl Lawley, 6R Keith Westwood, 10R Marion Forrester,11R Steventon, 12R John Forrester. Image 1945
	Gas demonstration in Newport With town councillors in attendance. From right: Charles Plant (clothier), EG (Ted) Hammett (retailer), ? RE Evans (boot and shoe shop) EJ Wright (cinema owner) F Bridge (draper), ? , ?, 1930 - 35
	Visit of Duke of York to Newport Visit of Duke of York (later George VI) showing High Street and crowds. Duke of York in bowler hat meeting dignitaries. 1920s
	War memorial at St Nicholas church, Newport The event is either the unveiling of the Great War memorial in front of St Nicholas' church or an Armistice Day ceremony. 1918 - 1925
	Neville Stanier, M.P. Newport He addresses the town from the Vine Vaults balcony. Behind, kelly's drapers, clothiers and furniture suppliers. To the right, the market hall. The Vine Vaults was demolished in the 1960s and the site is now a night club. 1908
	Newport Cottage Hospital Dayroom showing staff helping patients.This is now the 'Newport Cottage Care Centre'.The Newport Cottage Hospital was opened in 1930 from funds donated by Annabelle Lady Boughey of Aqualate on the site of an old market garden. 1960s
	Newport Cottage Hospital Interior Treatment Room 1; the minor accidents unit.This is now the 'Newport Cottage Care Centre'.The Newport Cottage Hospital was opened in 1930 from funds donated by Annabelle Lady Boughey of Aqualate. 1960s
	Newport Carnival Parade on High Street. Probably Newport carnival 1920 - 40
	Newport wedding reception A Newport wedding reception at Newport Urban District Council offices, High Street. Wedding: Jean Penson and Arthur Fisher. The Youth Cafe now occupies the site of the offices. Guests include: (from right corner Mr A Darlington, Fred Darlington, Mrs Darlington, Edna Darlington. Centre: Arthur Fisher and Jean Penson From left corner: 5th from right Mrs Williams, Alan Tymm 1947?
	Newport Carnival 'Touch of Class' dance centre float 2000
	Newport Carnival Wellington Road playgroup 1989
	St Nicholas curate, Newport David & Edith Abington on the occasion of David's leaving St. Nicholas. 1998
	Wrekin Council Playbus Parked in Gilbert Close off Ford Road. 1999
	Newport High School's Headmistress Miss Olive Crowther headmistress from 1946 - 1950 who retired to get married. 1950
	Newport High School 6th Form country dancing group. 1949
	Newport High School Upper 3rd gymnastics display. 1949
	Newport High School Preparatory Class Rear from left: E Boniface, E Meakin, R Smallman. Front from left: P Green, R Owen, J Lockley, Miss Martin (Music), Miss Morgan ( D.S.), R Temperton, T Macarteney, R Neville. 1949
	Newport High School Sports Day Slow bicycle race. From left: D Ibbotson, S Dudley, J Tudor, I Maund, Y Talbot. 1948
	Newport High School Sports Day Long Jump. Competitor: ?Sheila Breeze Girls to the left: D Ibbotson, J Williams 1948
	Newport High School staff Sitting from left: M'lle Julien, Miss Collins, Miss Nelson, Miss Smith, Miss Boast, Miss Morgan. Standing from left: Miss Thatcher, Miss Tait, Miss Martin, Miss Crowther, Miss Pinnington, Miss Wild, Miss Bailey. 1947
	Newport High School 6th Form and teachers. Sitting from left: Margaret Cornes, Miss Martin, Rhoda Dean, Miss Ward, Brenda Sergeant. Centre from left: Enid Worth, Audrey Felton, Joyce Dodd, Barbara Reynolds, Mary Cooper, K. Fallowes. Rear from left: Jean Norris, Margaret Davies, Joan Mason. 1944
	Newport Girls High School Scholars on a Botany expedition by the canal. Left: Eileen Watson Jones Second left Margaret Talbot To the far right Joan Richards (6th Form) 1936
	Newport Girls High School Scholars of Upper and Lower 6th taken at the rear of Wellington Road site. At the rear: Joyce Carter, Coming forwards: Phyllis Turner the Joan Perry and Connie Hedges. At the front: Renee Milward and Kath (Fizz) Granger. 1929
	Netball - Newport Girls High School A netball tournament in Wellington. This match was played on grass! 1926
	Newport Girls High School Showing Headmistress, Miss McWean and Miss Bodmin with Lily Green in the background. 1925
	Newport Girls High School Senior netball team on the playing fields at Wellington Road site. 1924
	Merevale County High School production, Newport Production of "The Seasons" on the tennis court at Merevale College. Zellah Pitchford representing "summer" is centre front. Miss Pitchford eventually founded and became head mistress of the newly created 'Castle House School' in 1944. 1921
	Merevale County High School production, Newport "Midsummer Night's Dream", when school was at the Merevale/Castle House site. From left: Peg George, Eleanor Galbraith, ? , Joyce Perry, Edith Lovett and Nellie Lewis. 1923
	St Nicholas Junior Church, Newport St. Nicholas' Junior Church showing Miss Peggy Talbott. 1980
	The Reverend Hill's leaving presentation, Newport Leaving presentation ceremony to the Reverend James Hill, Rector of St. Nichols' church. Burgesses Agricultural Supplies in background. 1982
	Dalen Singers, Newport Dalen Singers in St. Nicholas' church. 1987
	Newport High School Staff Newport High School staff at Merevale. Standing: Miss McWean second from left Sitting: Miss Edingworth on right 1923
	Elizabeth ll coronation celebrations, Newport Mrs Stevenson on the right. 1953
	Waste bin collection, Newport Waste bin collection on Pen-y-bryn Way, Newport 2006
	Armistice parade, Newport Armistice parade on Newport High Street. 1960s
	St Nicholas Junior Church, Newport St Nicholas' Junior Church - the children outside the church. 1980
	Pavements, Newport Pavements in New Street with iron edges; put in 19th century. Image taken 1960 - 1990
	Wellington Road Playgroup Newport Wellington Road Playgroup children playing at being firemen 1980 - 90
	Wellington Road Playgroup Newport Wellington Road Playgroup children on climbing frame 1980 - 90
	85 High Street, Newport at the 1887 Golden Jubilee Cobbs, 85 High Street, showing staff outside shop at the time of Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee.The business was an undertakers and joiners. This property has a fire mark on the wall at the front, and inside has timberframing and wattle and daub. 1887
	Wellington Road playgroup, Newport Wellington Road playgroup - fun in the sandpit. 1970 - 90
	Wellington Road playgroup, Newport Wellington Road playgroup visit to air ambulance at RAF Cosford. 1980 - 90
	Wellington Road playgroup, Newport Wellington Road playgroup. Unknown event. 1970 - 90
	Wellington Road playgroup, Newport Wellington Road playgroup nativity play and Christmas party. 1970 - 90
	Wellington Road playgroup, Newport Wellington Road playgroup nativity play and Christmas party. 1970 - 90
	Wellington Road playgroup Newport Wellington Road playgroup at Easter time. Mr & Mrs Lewis at the back 1970 - 90
	Plaque on British School, Newport Plaque which reads: "British School erected by voluntary contribution 1841". Wellington Road. 1980 - 2000
	Adams Grammar School, Newport Lunch time in the refectory at Adams Grammar School . 1880 - 1920 Image courtesy of Adams Grammar School.
	Womens Land Army Girls from Newport Three Land Army girls on a day trip to Rhyl. From the left: Kathleen Aspinall, Wyn Bailey and Margaret Aspinall. This photograph illustrates the Land Army uniforms of the 2nd World War 1945
	Newport C of E (National) School Newport C of E (National) School. Unknown event showing Deputy Head, Ted Ensor, addressing the children and Dorothy Budgen playing piano. Ted Ensor joined the staff in 1907. 1907-1914
	Drill room, Merevale College, Newport Postcard of the rear of the college, on which someone has demarked the 'Drill Room', which was the room for P.E. c. 1906
	Girls High School at Merevale, Newport Girls High School at Merevale called the "Merevale County School for Girls". Open Day 1923:a gavotte. Evelyn Allmanm on left and Phyllis Beyman on the right. 1923
	Girls High School netball team, Newport Merevale County School for Girls (High School), netball team at Wellington High School, taking part in netball tournament. 1920 - 21
	Girls High School at Merevale, Newport Girls High School at Merevale. Upper III class 1921
	Audley House Mews, Newport Apartments that were once Newport workhouse, built 1855-56, Audley Avenue. Exterior front entrance. 2006
	Newport Jubilee Celebrations 1887 Newport Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria. High Street showing from the centre rightwards: Market Hall ,the Barley Mow, Liddle and Heane's solicitors and Brittain's grocers. 1887
	Newport C of E (National) School Newport Church of England School outing to Liverpool dock. Sitting at the top left to right- George Hesbrook, Ron Cartwright and Arthur Luscott. Sitting on the gangway below them are Josie Brotherton and Jean Harris. Below them are John Pullan and Bertie Simmill. Standing on the left are Miss Hedges, Hilda Gaulton, Kath Hughes, Mr Fowler, M Broadbent, Eileen Powell and May Haughton. Other on the right are Ruth Simmill, John Cornmell, Mr Brock and Colin Hall. 1947
	Re-formed 'Newport Volunteers' Newport Volunteers outside St Nicholas' church 1987 - 2000
	Laboratory, Adams Grammar School, Newport View of the the laboratory on the upper floor of School building with equipped benches and fume cupboard. 1904 This image is the copyright of Adams Grammar School
	Unidentified sports day, Newport Unidentified sports day at Newport Cricket Club. Egg and spoon race. 1980s
	Unidentified sports day, Newport Unidentified sports day at Newport Cricket Club. Start of races. 1980s
	Boxing Day, Newport Coach in High Street as part of Albrighton Hunt on Boxing Day. 1988
	National Cycle Race, Newport National Professional Road Race Championship cycling event sponsored by Davies & Jeggo. Start of races. June 28 1987
	National Cycle Race, Newport National Professional Road Race Championship cycling event sponsored by Davies & Jeggo. Grandstand. June 28 1987
	BBC at St Nicholas church Newport St Nicholas church exterior with a group including Rector, choir and BBC staff Front row sitting: 5th from left: Mr Wilde organist. Front row sitting: fourth from right Doug Keddie Standing at rear: from left: George Barnett, Clarence Clegthorn. ?, ? , Eric Foxhall, Roy Armstron, ? , Ron Armstrong, ? , Derek Pitchford. 1960s
	Proclamation of accession of George IV, Newport Poster of proclamation of accession of George IV. Original now in Shropshire Archives. 1820
	Victorian letterbox, Newport Victorian letterbox in Station Road 2006
	Newport History Society members Members of Newport & District History Society on St Nicholas' church tower. 1985
	Procession poster for Charles Cotes, Newport Poster celebrating coming of age of Charles Cecil Cotes, elder son of John Cotes of Woodcote, showing full details of the procession.Original now in Shropshire Archives 1867
	Old Pound, Chetwynd End, Newport Possible old pound, Chetwynd End. Identification as a pound is not certain. 1970s
	Butter (Puleston) Cross, Newport Puleston Cross in front of Mason's confectioners, Middle Row, 76 High Street. The Puleston Cross stands in front of Middle Row, but it is not in its original position. It was a cross denoting Newport's market place, and was moved to this position in 1633 when William Adams had the new market hall built in Market Square. It was moved to this position and a butter market was built around it hence its local name: the 'Butter Cross'. The butter market was demolished in 1860 and so the cross now stands in the open again. The cross is in memory of Sir John Puleston who lost his life during the reign of Edward 1 in Edward's campaigns against the Welsh. 1996
	Newport Cottage Hospital Exterior of Newport Cottage Care Centre, Upper Bar. Originally this was Newport Cottage Hospital and was endowed by Lady Annabelle Boughey of Aqualate Estate. 1996
	Newport Workhouse Exterior of Workhouse, Audley Avenue, with Mr. & Mrs A. H. Buck, master and mistress. Built 1855-56 Also known as the 'poor-house'. Newport was the centre of a 'Union' of parishes which included: Church Aston, Chetwynd, Gnosall, Edgmond, Tibberton, Norbury and Lilleshall General information about workhouses and some information about Newport Workhouse can be obtained from www.workhouses.org.uk Image c.1912
	Newport Workhouse Exterior of Workhouse, Audley Avenue with staff and inmates. Built 1855-56. Also known as the 'poor-house'. Designed by Mr Haycock. This entrance is opposite to the Burton Borough School, and is the entrance to flats. General information about workhouses and some information about Newport Workhouse can be obtained from www.workhouses.org.uk 1912
	Newport Workhouse Newport Workhouse, Audley Avenue - Infirmary extension built 1908. The workhouse was also known as the 'poor house'. General information about workhouses and some information about Newport Workhouse can be obtained from www.workhouses.org.uk 1970 - 80
	Chemistry at Adams Grammar School, Newport Chemistry laboratory, Adams Grammar School, with boys working. c. 1920 Image courtesy of Adams Grammar School
	Physics at Adams Grammar School, Newport Physics laboratory in annexe above current art room, Adams Grammar School. c. 1920 Image courtesy of Adams Grammar School
	Adams Grammar School, Newport Front exterior view of the science block at Adams Grammar School. 1958 Image courtesy of Adams Grammar School
	Adams Grammar School Newport Interior of 'Big School', Adams Grammar School, showing stairway to library, Tom Collins lecturn and original flooring. 1900 - 1950 The copyright of this image is with Adams Grammar School
	Adams Grammar School, Newport Interior view of schoolroom with open partition and statutes board of 1657 in the background. This room was traditionally known as 'The Big School' From the collection of Don Langford 1900 -1904
	Newport C of E (National) school Gardening class at Newport Church of England (National) school also shows the headmaster J S Lawton to the right and Ted Ensor to the left. 1913
	Newport C of E (National) school P E class at Newport C of E (National) School in the playground. Now Newport Junior School. Images c.1910
	Market / Town Hall, Newport This building was built as an indoor market hall in 1860. It was later used as a town hall and social venue. The court room was on the ground floor in the centre. Courts were held here in the late 19th and early 20th century. Often it was referred to as the 'Town Hall' From 1913, there was a side entrance to a cinema called 'The Picture House'. 1936
	'Lock-up' , Newport Interior of the 'lock-up', Stafford Road, showing window bars. This was built in 1847, and was used both as a lock up and a police station until the mid 20th century. 2002
	John and Isabella Salter, Newport Memorial in St Nicholas' church. John Salter was the Lord Chief Justice of North Wales and Shropshire in the 15th century. His wife Isabella came from the Cludd family of Wrockwardine Hall. They lived at Salters Hall, Salters Lane. John died in 1486.

	Newport Hospital Sunday Committee Newport Hospital Sunday Committee. This was a charitable organisation and it distributed 'tickets' to pay for hospital treatment at Shrewbury or Stafford. There was no hospital in Newport. c.1900-1910
	Quarter Sessions - a Newport case Quarter Sessions - a Newport case regarding a stolen gown from Aqualate Park. See transcription to the right 1854
	Dustcart Newport The last horse-drawn dustcart of Newport Urban District Council. On the right: Will Chebsey. On the left: Tom Chebsey Date unknown
	Adams Market and Town Hall, Newport William Adams market hall.In his will he left money for it to be built after his death. it was to be both a town hall and a market hall. The town hall was for public business and for dancing and this was on the first floor. The hall was 79 feet by 32 feet.. Built in 1663. Demolished 1859. On the east side - where the stairs came down from the 1st floor - the lock up was to be found under the stairs. Here we see market traders along the sides, Date of photograph - pre 1859
	Newport C of E (National) School - now Junior School Engraved design for the new Church of England School on Avenue Road, published in 'Building News' 25 April 1873. Architect: John Ladds This was opened the same year and the first headmaster was Mr Joseph Lawton. 1873
	Cemetery Chapel, Newport Cemetery Chapel. Built by John Williams - a local builder who lived at the Guildhall and who helped John Cobb with the building work of the market hall in. The consecration took place in 1859. The graves were established church to the right and dissenters to the left. 2000
	Maypole dancing, Market Square, Newport Maypole dancing in Market Square with the 'Vine Vaults' hotel behind. 1902
	Newport Association for the Prosecution of Felons Poster re reward for information on a crime issued by Newport Association for the Prosecution of Felons 1882
	Advertisement for Classical & Commercial School, Church Aston, Newport Advertisement in Picken Directory 1870 for Mr James Pickin's Classical & Commercial School of Aston Old Hall, Church Aston 1870
	Wallshead spring, Church Aston, Newport Site of Wallshead spring at SW corner of Great Wall Head Meadow. Source of the Munday Brook. Newport's water supply from thirteenth to nineteenth century. SJ74851805 2006
	Wallshead Spring, Church Aston, Newport Exterior view of SW corner of Great Wall Head Meadow. Source of Munday Brook. Newport water supply from thirteenth to nineteenth century. SJ74551805 2006
	'Lock-up', Newport Newport 'lock-up' (police station) built in 1847 on Stafford Road. Indoor cell 2 showing wooden bed 1984
	'Lock-up',Newport Newport 'lock-up' and police station interior, showing cell doors. This was built in 1847 by Cobbs builders. By 1980s the 'lock-up' was in disrepair, but it has now been restored. 1984
	'Lock-up', Newport Newport 'lock-up' and police station in Stafford Road. The plaque above the front doors indicates a building date of 1847. However, it was built a little later. it was built by John Cobb a local builder, who also built the market/town hall. It had with concrete floors. It had two cells. By 1980s it was in disrepair, but has now been restored and still has some original features inside. Image 1984.
	Milestone, High Street, Newport Close-up of milestone, 130 High Street. Possibly a Thomas Telford design. 2006
	Milestone, High Street, Newport Milestone, Lower Bar, Newport next to 130 High Street. Possibly a Thomas Telford design.
	Audley Avenue, Newport Audley Avenue, Newport.. The road was created by the Marsh Trustees, when the Marsh was enclosed in 1764, and the 16 plots of land on either side were leased to farmers. In the mid 19th century this was used as a race track, and Audley Villa was it's grandstand. The road was renamed Cemetery Road when the cemetery was opened in 1850s and renamed again in 1870s Avenue Road. On the reverse of our postcard (sent from Aston Manor Farm, Field Aston) and perhaps relates to the homecoming of a WW1 soldier and the injuries of another. It says: " you will have a shock when you see my bald head, but one cannot help that I am thankful to be alive, for so many have gone home. I am new all over, new skin, all my nails are new, you can see where they have grown to, and new hair, when it comes love to all Winnie"
	Sports Day, Adams Grammar School, Newport Sports Day: the finish of a flat race. 1900 Image courtesy of Adams Grammar School.
	Sports Day, Adams Grammar School, Newport Sports day, showing officials at finishing line 1900 Image courtesy ofAdams Grammar School.
	Sports Day, Adams Grammar School, Newport Sports Day: Sack race in progress 1900 Image courtesy of Adams Grammar School.
	Sports Day, Adams Grammar School, Newport Sports Day - wheelbarrow race 1900 Image courtesy of Adams Grammar School.
	General view of Newport life from the High Street, Newport St Nicholas church, St Mary Street and High Street west. Showing also coach and horses, boys playing with hoops, grammar school boys outside grammar school gates and the sign of Benjamin Parton, licensee of the Old Crow Inn. Mid 19th century
	Building new south porch, St Nicholas church, Newport Laying of foundation stone of new South Porch by Annabelle, Lady Boughey of Aqualate Park, who funded the porch. 1904
	Newport windmill Newport windmill. This was erected in 1796 by Newport Marsh trustees at the end of Mill Lane - now Broomfield Road. It was demolished in 1894. Photo pre 1894
	Happy Days Coach outing, Newport Happy Days Coach on High Street with group about to leave for day trip. In front of 23 - 25 High Street (Bert Stanworths) 1946