59 - 61 Newport Road, Holly Tree House. c.1925
Kitchener Collection
67 Newport Road 1920s,
The Rookery
Part of a photograph taken by Kitchener in 1920s
Source HDHS archive
Blacksmiths in Gold Street c.1925.
Source Kitchener collection
Castlethorpe Road
by Kitchener 1920s
Source Kitchener Collection
Castlethorpe Road by Kitrchener
1925
Source Kitchener Collection
Village Hall, previously known as Church End School, Squire Watts, National, Feoffee and Top School!
Built c.1840 by the Watts family and ran until 1876. The Feoffee Charity opened a school in this building in July 1877 and ran it until 1896 when it handed control over to the Hanslope School Board.
Photo from Kitchener Collection
Gold Street c.1925 by Kitchener
Source Kitchener Collection
Gold Street, north from the Swan public house c.1925
Kitchener Collection
Hanslope Park Lodge and The Grove c.1925 by Kitchener
from the Kitchener Collection
High Street with the Cock pub sign on the left, c.1920s
Kitchener Collection
High Street with the old Cock Inn on the right and the Watts Arms at the end of the street. c.1925
Kitchener Collection
High Street looking north towards the Watts Arms showing the rebuilt Cock public house. c.1925
Kitchener Collection c.1925
High Street looking south towards the Market Square. c.1925
Source Kitchener Collection
Hornes butcher and Hanslope Stores. The original Cock public house is just visible up the street.
Photo by Kitchener 1920s
Mr. Stott and Mr. Willingham outside Hanslope stores, now a Chinese takeaway.
Kitchener postcard c.1925
Snapshots from Hanslope Kitchener Collection
c1925
Kitchener postcard c.1925
Source Kitchener Collection
Long Street c.1925. On the right is the Globe public house.
Source Kitchener Collection
Long Street c.1925
Kitchener Collection
On the left opposite the Globe is the Mission Hall, a shop, and Long Street Farm House.
Source Kitchener Collection
Long Street c.1925
Source Kitchener Collection
Long Street, looking South at the dip c.1910
Source Enid Scarsbrook
Long Street School c.1925. Originally the Board School, built in 1872 for 206 children.
At various times also known as Bottom School and Green End School
Kitchener Collection
Newport Road junction with Gold St. c.1925
Showing the Swan, the wine shop and old blacksmiths c.1925
Source Kitchener collection
Park Road facing south c.1920 Houses on the right foreground, numbers 2 - 8, have since been demolished.
Kitchener Collection 1920s
Park Road looking north 1920s
The first buildings are farm building belonging to Park Farm, now 28 Park Road.
St. James the Great church c.1925
Source: Kitchener Collection
St. James Church interior c.1925.
Copyright: Kitchener Collection
The Green with church tower in the background c.1925
Kitchener Collection
The old vicarage in the 1920s by Kitchener
Source Kitchener Collection
Yew Tree Cottages, Gold Street by Kitchener
Yew Tree Cottages. Originally a farmhouse, belonged to Stephen Hoddle, later Thomas Hindes, then Miss Smith who converted it into cottages.
source: Kitchener collection