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Church Lane, Marshchapel
The date is unknown but the car registeration is "N" which is 1974/5

Church Lane Marshchapel
On the right can be seen what used to be the old Post Office which has now been converted into a house.
The date is unknown but the car registration is "N" which is 1974/5.

Church Lane, Marshchapel.
If you look closely, you can see some of the goods for sale in the old Post Office window.
From the date stamp on the postcard, this photograph could have been taken around 1910/12.
The postcard was sent to a Miss E. Blythe, c/o Mrs Thompson, 3 Trinity Terrace, Bridlington, from Gertie.

Work just starting on the new meeting room and office at the Village Hall.

Work just starting on the new meeting room and office at the Village Hall.

Work just starting on the new meeting room and office at the Village Hall.

Work just starting on the new meeting room and office at the Village Hall.

Bomber County Cruisers weekend, held on the village playing field.

Bomber County Cruisers weekend, held on the village playing field.

Interior of the new Parish Council office, which is part of the Village Hall extension.

Interior of the new Parish Council office, which is part of the Village Hall extension.

Interior of the new Parish Council office, which is part of the Village Hall extension.

Interior of the new Parish Council office, which is part of the Village Hall extension.

Interior of the new Meeting Room and Office in the Village Hall extension.

Interior of the new Meeting Room and Office, in the Village Hall extension.

Interior of the new Meeting Room, in the Village Hall extension.

West End Lane - Sedgebeck can be seen in the distance.

West End Lane - Sedgebeck can be seen in the distance.

West End Lane, Marshchapel.

West End Lane, Marshchapel.

Aerial photograph of Clyde House, Sea Dyke Way, Marshchapel.

These cottages are on Sea Dyke Way, on the left hand side, travelling towards Northcotes.
There is some confusion as to whether they are called "Cockle Row" or "Jubilee Cottages".
The photograph was taken on 16th. February 1979.

This photograph was taken when the Fish and Chip Shop was decorated
to celebrate the coronation of Queen Elizabeth 11, which took place on 2nd June 1953.

Cottages on righthand side down Church Lane where the entrance to Harpham Road is now.

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