The Plough, Windcatch Corner, Low Fulney taken in the 60’s
Peter Smith – One of my old coloured slides of The Plough, Windcatch Corner, Low Fulney taken in the 60’s
Peter Smith – One of my old coloured slides of The Plough, Windcatch Corner, Low Fulney taken in the 60’s
In the years between 1934 and 1939, at the height of the depression, over 1100 small-holdings were established within 26 settlements around the country. This
Ivan Bateman : “It is apparent from reading the newspaper reports from the time that preparations for War were in full swing well before
From Lincolnshire Standard and Boston Guardian, Saturday 18 August 1945: P.O.W.s ON LAND WORK 300 Germans in South Holland In addition to others who are
According to a previous article on the Lincs To The Past website, Fulney Park Camp was recorded as being a dispersed German working camp. A
Alfred Weber, who became a land worker, died on the 21st October 1962 of a skull fracture, which brought on brain injury, and dislocation of
Adolf Weber married Joy Louisa Wright (formerly Winyard, divorced from a man named Eric Wright) when he was 35 years old, in December 1949. Joy
Translation: Birth Certificate Registry Office: Pforzheim Adolf Weber is born 25th February 1914 in Pforzheim Father: Roofer Adolf Weber, Protestant Mother: Friederike Weber, born Lutz,
“School children were encouraged to work on the land during the summer holidays, and I, along with friends, went to work for Nell Brothers in
Fulney Park Camp: NGR: TF 272 222 52” 46’ 56” N 0” 6’ 55” W Type: GWC (German Working Camp) Officer in Command in 1947:
The project will try and find out more about the camp and if possible memories of the prisoners and the community. Announcement about Fulney Park
The Land Settlement Association (LSA) was a UK Government scheme set up in 1934 to re-settle unemployed workers from depressed industrial areas, particularly from North-East England and Wales. Between 1934
Visible on the 1950’s 6-inch Ordinance Survey map is Fulney Park Camp, or camp 153. The site is currently a market garden, but the Second
A Lincolnshire Show catalogue for when the show was at Fulney Park, Spalding on 16th, 17th, 18th June 1937. This was when the show moved
Mrs Sarah Everard on the occasion of her 90th birthday. She was the owner of Fulney House at that time. (It is interesting to view
