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Gardner's dray in Bridge Street, c1900
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Territorial Troops on Grange Hill, 1912
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Single furrow plough near St Nicholas' chapel, 1900
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Flooding in Bridge Street, 1912
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The ford at Stephen's bridge, 1905
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Lower part of Church Street, 1895
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Church Street, showing the 'Padlock', 1900
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'The Lamb', Tilkey, ready for the 1935 Silver Jubilee
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'Blowing bubbles' at Robin's brook in 1906
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Stephen's Bridge prior to 1912
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Men from the Warwickshire Regiment outside their billet in East Street, prior to going to France in 1915. Not one survived!
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Moores, the local bus company, with their donkey cart float for the celebrations of the Silver Jubilee in 1935
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| Hare Bridge in West Street, 1910. The tall chimney in the background belongs to J.K. King, the seed grower |
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The chapel of St Nicholas in Abbey Lane. The motor bike, with woven sidecar belonged to a local basket maker. |
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Situated at the top of Church Street, it is now called Coggeshall House. This view is early 1950s.
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This view of East street is dated 1917. The view is little changed today. |
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