History of the British Percheron Horse Society
…a general impression of balance and power. Colour Grey or black, with a minimum of white. No other colour is eligible for entry in the Stud Book. Skin and coat…
…a general impression of balance and power. Colour Grey or black, with a minimum of white. No other colour is eligible for entry in the Stud Book. Skin and coat…
Lincolnshire Bonnets were a very common feature in 1890’s. Ladies wore these bonnets in the fields, They were hand made using white material, heavily starched “poke” to stiffen. The bonnets…
…sent to Mrs Rocher at the Red Lion Hotel, Alford, on February 23 1910 and the strip had changed to all white. Other teams included Spalding Town, Spalding Institute United,…
Peter Atkinson John Atkinson – Oral History Michael Pratt Mrs Dixon mrs Sue Seymour Joyce Stevenson Mrs Whiting Jean White…
…lighting, was Preston, Lancashire in 1816. In 1821 there was ‘Wilful Murder’ as a man named Mahoney of Castle Street, Whitechapel, was convicted for the murder of Richard Neads, lamplighter….
…Tulip Queens since 1950 but it fell to Miss Jill Whitehouse and two attendants to ride high in splendour, in the very first Spalding Flower Parade in 1959. Jill an…
…Forge and you can see the Osmond’s which is now White House Chambers in the background over the river. The parade are carrying flags. Strangely only a lady and her…
…year it was taken. I started at White House as office junior in 1954.Mr. Rowell was highly regarded by alll levels of staff. Dad, Harry Leggett was a painter and…
…by M.c. PIOTOGRAPHY The Nave. The main part of the Church [where people sit] is called the Nave. The eye shaped window in the white coloured wall is linked to…
…to make way for Harmstone’s coachmakers (later the Post Office) and JT White’s (now Kubus). In the cellar of Kubus there are the remains of the old Priory boundary wall….
