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Mr Tyler who brought up Kath Grantham seen here with Stuart Grantham in the high chair.
The photograph was taken in 1944 in the garden of the house the Granthams lived in which was situated in front of the Village Hall on Sea Dyke Way. Now demolished.
To the right of the photograph can be seen the joiners shop - also demolished.

Biking down to North Cotes beach for an afternoon out.
Back row: Alf Fenner, Fred Grantham, Hazel Fenner, Kath Grantham
Front row: Helen - Kaths sister - Marsden Fenner and Stuart Grantham.

Trip to North Cotes Beach
Hazel Fenner in the background with Stuart Grantham on the left and Marsden Fenner next to him.

The legend on the reverse of this photograph reads:
"Joseph Sutton
Marshchapel
Born Oct. 30th 1888"
This may be the Joseph Sutton who lived at Eskham.

This photograph came to us via Stuart Grantham.
The people in the photograph are unknown.
The photograph was made into a postcard with the words:
"Photo by S Crowson, Tetney"
stamped on the back.

Fred Grantham going on holiday.
Fred was born in 1908 and it is thought this photograph was taken c. 1928.

Kath Grantham with her son Stuart.
This photograph was taken in 1945.
In the background on the right can be seen the Methodist Chapel - now demolished - and on the left is the office of Riggalls Workshop - also now demolished.
Further in the background can be seen "The Sycamores" - now demolished.

Marshchapel Village Hall dance.
Circa 1960 or 1961.
Left to right: Unknown, Trevor Clover, Stuart Grantham, Pat Ocamore, Dennis West, David Scrimshaw, Unknown.

Johnny Jennings and Stuart Grantham
C. 1952.

Stuart Grantham and Tony Burgess
Circa 1950
This photograph was taken in the rear garden of the house to the left of the school - when facing the school.

This photograph was taken in front of the old Village Hall near the house where the Granthams lived - now demolished.
Circa 1950.
Left to right; Back row: Janet Richardson, Irene Maddison, John Campbell.
Front row: Stuart Grantham, Tony Burgess, David Scrimshaw.

This photograph was taken at the rear of the old cottages which stood where the entrance to Harpham Road is now
C. 1950
Left to right. Graham Atkinson, David Scrimshaw, Marsden Fenner, Stuart Grantham.

Stuart Granthams first car!
In the background can be seen their family home which stood in front of the Village Hall. The cottage has now been demolished.

Stuart Grantham in his first car.
This photograph was taken near the War Memorial on the corner of Sea Dyke Way and Church Lane.

Wendy Todd and Stuart Grantham
Circa 1958
This photograph was taken in the back garden of the Todds family home on Sea Dyke Way.

Frred Grantham, left, and Stan Lowis having a "yarn" in Freds garage at the Garden Bungalow in Church Lane.
C. 1990

Phyllis Miller, Kath Grantham and Maureen Thornally
Maureen and her husband Mike ran the butchers in the village for many years.
This photograph was taken at Kaths bungalow in Church Lane.

Mr Hobson
This photograph was taken at Eskham where he had his workshop.
He worked as a joiner, wheelwright and undertaker.
His son, Stan, worked with him for many years.

War Memorial - Remembrance Sunday
Early 1950s

Frred Grantham laying a wreath at the War Memorial on behalf of the "Buffaloes"
C. 1950s
In the background can be seen the roof of one of the old cottages which ran across the entrance to what is now Harpham Road.

Fred Grantham with his son Stuart.
This photograph was taken in the back garden of the Joiners Workshop on Sea Dyke Way, in front of the Village Hall.
C. 1944 or 1945

Fred Grantham digging his garden at the side of his house "Sunnydene" in Church Lane.
In the background, on the right, can be seen "The Sycamores" which were subsequently rendered white and now demolished.
On the left is the cottage in front of the Village Hall.
This photograph was taken around 1957.

Anthony Mossop with his sister, Susan, riding her pony "Betty".
This photograph was taken at the back of Clyde House
C. 1955

Kath Grantham outside their cottage which used to stand in front of the Village Hall on Sea Dyke Way. This cottage has now been demolished.

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