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Crofts Cottages, down a track off Hallgarth, Marshchapel.
Demolished in the 1970s.

Crofts Cottages, down a track off Hallgarth, Marshchapel.
Demolished in the 1970s.

Crofts Cottages, off Hallgarth, Marshchapel.

This photgraph was taken in Littlefield Lane of "The Cottage".
Date of photograph, 1st. December 2010.

Rear view of Dorset Gardens, Hallgarth, Marshchapel.
Now demolished.

When you look at this photgraph of Dorset Gardens, it does look as if there was originally a large house (on the right of the picture)
which has subsequently been divided and then had other houses added on to the left.
Local information has it that this original house was a "Dame School". These schools were usually run by a widowed lady who charged a small amount
to educate the village children when they could be spared from working on the land. We have as yet (2013), found no further information on this.

Drainbridge Cottages which used to be next to the White Horse Inn.

The demolition of Drainbridge Cottages, Sea Dyke Way, Marshchapel.

The demolition of Drainbridge Cottages, Sea Dyke Way, Marshchapel.

View down Sea Dyke Way towards Drainbridge Cottages.
In the centre can be seen the lower pair of cottages on the roadside. (All now demolished).

Drainbridge Cottages which used to stand on Sea Dyke Way, to the right of the White Horse Inn.

This was christened "The Totem Pole", as everyone in the village who had a sign, pinned it on this lamp post.

This was christened "The Totem Pole", as everyone in the village who had a sign, pinned it on this lamp post.

Play equipment on the playing field.

Play equipment on the playing field.

Play equipment on the playing field.

Play equipment on the playing field.

Play equipment on the playing field.

Play equipment on the playing field.

Play equipment on the playing field.

Duckthorpe Grange, West End Lane, Marshchapel - 2010

The young boys pictured in Duckthorpe Lane, at the junction of Sea Dyke Way, are believed to be Frank Shephard, Stephen Pearson and Philip Leak.
This photograph was taken in the 1950s.

Rookery Farm - Sea Dyke Way, Marshchapel.
This photograph was taken in the winter of 2014/15.

Rookery Farm taken from the rear of the property on Sea Dyke Way, Marshchapel.
This photograph was taken in the winter of 2014/15.

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