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Wartime

Mr Jim Deamer in uniform.
Date of the photo uncertain but probably during WW2

Petition from men in the village for allotments after WW1

Marshchapel Womens Knitting Guild.
Betty Scrimshaw is second from the left on the front row.

Raymond Parker

Red Garage pre 1925

Remembrance Service at Marshchapel War Memorial. The date of the photograph is unknown.
The old house known as "Ivanhoe"can be seen in the background.

Roll of Honour

G W Rushby Memorial

W E O Rushby Memorial

Sam Oxborrow - one of the three Marshchapel men who lost an arm in WW1.

Albert Sargent Memorial

The Great War

The three men from Marshchapel who lost an arm in WW1.

Sidney Thomas Atkin

A photograph from the collection of Jim Smith.
Jim can be seen in the driving seat of the vehicle.

A photograph from the collection of Jim Smith who can be seen in the centre of the front row.

Jim Smith - Royal Artillery

John James Straw Memorial

A certificate sent to Kath Grantham in recognition of taking in evacuees during WW2.

The envelope that the Certificate came in from Buckingham Palace to Mrs Kathleen Grantham.

Thomas Parish WW1

Certificate of Proficiency awarded to Walt Kirk - Home Guard - 22 April 1944
For many years Walt Kirk was the village baker, working in the bakery attached to Sowbys shop, Hallgarth, Marshchapel.

Marshchapel War Memorial
This is sited on the corner of Sea Dyke Way and Church Lane.

Marshchapel War Memorial.
This is sited on the corner of Sea Dyke Way and Church Lane.
To the right of the picture can be seen the old cottages that stood on what is now the entrance to Harpham Road.

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