Seat outside the Methodist Chapel dedicated to Audrey Heap, who died in 2007 at the age of 99. She had been a member of the Chapel's Women's Fellowship for many years.
Photograph shows milk being delivered by John & Chris Hoggins and Hannah Mathews.
Compiled by Mickleton Women's Institute in 1970s: At the junction of High Street and Chapel Lane, against wall of Three Ways Hotel. Camera facing N. Built November 1950 - January 1951. Stone walls. Hipped roof, Cotswold stone under stone ridge. Open front under oak lintel. Inside is a wooden seat round three sides. Architect: Pemberton and Bateman, Chipping Campden. Builder: ...
This photograph was taken in c. 1959. No. 27 Cedar Road was the last house at that time with only fields next to it. The children are, left to right, back row, Linda Bennett and Christine Faulkner with, front row, Susan Faulkner and Shirley Bennett. The Faulkner family lived at 25 Cedar Road, the Bennetts ...
The event was held on the Junior Playing Field on Back Lane. On bicycles, from left to right: Philip Harper, ?, Kevin Smith, ?, ?, ?
Photograph shows resident, Dennis Jones, standing in the flood water.
The cottage on the left was demolished in about the late 1960s. Miss Emma Bennett, a dressmaker, lived in it during the 1950s. This image appears, originally, to have been on a postcard.
Photograph shows John Hoggins in trailer, with Chris Hoggins in tractor cab, delivering milk to residents.
Photo taken on High Street. The float is just passing Will-Ann.
Photo taken on High Street, just before Richmond House.
Named are: Brian Bostock [man in foreground], Mrs Darvill and, on extreme right, Bill Howell [art teacher at Chipping Campden Grammar School].
Compiled by Mickleton Women's Institute in the 1970s: Church Alley, next to the Vicarage. Camera facing N. 1971 Stonetex Hornton type. Roof - 'Grey Cotswolds' tiles. 1 s[torey]. This bungalow was designed by Mr and Mrs W Bowld, long-established market gardeners in Mickleton, and all construction work except the roofing, where another pair of hands was needed, and the ...
Arthur Roberts was the village cobbler (1950s) and he worked in this wooden workshop on the High Street. He lived in Granbrook Lane.
Photo taken on High Street, between Richmond House and the Plantation.
Photo taken on High Street by Richmond House.
The fete was held on the Senior Playing Field on Long Marston Road.
Photo taken by the garage on High Street, later demolished and where Alveston Grange is now.
Photo taken on High Street. The float is passing the garage which stood where Alveston Grange is now.
Photographed in the High Street at the junction with Church Lane and passing Richmond House.
Taking part in the village celebration of the Queen's Silver Jubilee. This photo was taken in Cedar Road.