High Street from the church tower c.1957
The photo shows several buildings of historic interest which have since been demolished, including the extension at the back of Stafford House and Coronation Cottages.
George VI Coronation street party 1937
Celebrations in the High Street for the Coronation in 1937
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Rose Villa c.1920
Rose Villa c.1920
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Belhams bus in the High Street outside the Cock c.1930
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1 High Street 2006
Taken by Robert Dymond
April 2006
Rose Villa in the High Street, 2006
April 2006
photo taken by Robert Dymond
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Rose Villa and car in the High St. c 1923
Possibly Squire and Mrs. Watts
5 High Street c2006
photo taken by Robert Dymond 2006
7-9 High Street
2006
7-9 High Street. photo taken by Robert Dymond April 2006
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7 High Street 1960s
The garage door was formerly the front door to No 7.
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7-9 High Street c.1930/1940
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11-29 High Street 1930/1940s
This row of cottages is known as 'Widows Row'. HDHS archive
Widows Row c.1900
This terrace of houses in the High St is known as Widows Row.
Approx year 1900.
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Widows Row cottages and Watts Arms public house
Approx year 1910
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Cock Inn on the east side of the High St., before being demolished
The Cock Inn on the east side of High Street, mid 20th century before it was demolished and rebuilt.
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Cock pub in the High Street looking towards the Watts Arms
Approx year 1925
Kitchener Collection
High Street looking north towards the Watts Arms showing the rebuilt Cock public house. c.1925
Kitchener Collection c.1925
The Cock Inn 1980s
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43 High Street
c1938
c 1938
43 High street is the left half of the building with the Cock Inn beyond HDHS archive
New Inn and 16 High Street 1920s. The Cock pub sign is on the left.
In the 1920s the village shop was the second building from the right. HDHS archive
High Street looking north c.1930.
Image provided by owners of 22 High Street
10-12 High Street
c 1920s
photo from early 1920s looking South along the High Street. Number 12 is the house on the right edge of the photo .
Source HDHS archive
49 High Street 2006
Photo by Robert Dymond April 2006
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43 High Street
c 1957
Taken from the church tower.
Cock Inn is to the left
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51 High Street
taken by Robert Dymond in 2006
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45 High Street 2006
Photo by Robert Dymond April 2006.
45 High Street is the middle house of the group.
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41-43 High Street
Photo by Robert Dymond 2006
41 High Street is the left part of the building and entered by a door down a passageway .
Source HDHS archive
11-33 High Street, known as widow's row, c 1996
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Pierrepoint Cottages, later known as Coronet Cottages in the early 20th century, demolished 1970s.
photograph early 20th century.
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Coronet Cottages demolished 1965
Newspaper cutting from the Wolverton Exprexx 22 October 1965.
Source Enid Scarsbrook
Cottages in the High St 2006
Four cottages replaced the old cottages formerly known as Pierrepoint cottages and then Coronet Cottages
Photo by Robert Dymond 2006
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Postcard views of Hanslope
Kitchener postcard c.1925
Snapshots from Hanslope Kitchener Collection
c1925
George V Silver Jubilee party in the High Street 1935
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King George VI Coronation party 1937 outside the Cock.
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Carnival in the High St
c.1950
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Carnival and cycle parade in the High Street 1913
Photo taken from the Watts Arms
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Funeral of Stan Platten processing through the High St to St James church, 1951
Stan Platten was the village photographer. The bier is now at Milton Keynes Museum.
Source HDHS archive
Mrs Horace Herbert and Kath outside 45 High Street.
Kath may be Katherine Gibbs, ne Herbert.
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Coronet Cottages plaque
The cottages, previously known as Pierrepoint Cottages, had a plaque on the end. When the cottages were demolished Mr Albert Crick recovered the plaque and placed it in his garden at 12 High St where it is still today (2009).
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12 High Street sketch c 1904
Sketch of the rear of the property understood to have been made in 1904.
Note the lower roof and thatch on the front part of the building. Original sketch held by Mrs Barbara Crick
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6 High Street c.1902 decorated for the Coronation of Edward VII
6 High Street
Showing the village pound
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High St showing the Cock pub and the back of 4 Gold Street.
photo taken from the Church tower showing the back of 4 Gold Street HDHS archive
Working Mens Club and The Elms in the High Street c.1920
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High Street showing the old Cock Pub before it was demolished.
The High Street showing the Cock Pub and Mr Willinghams coal cart
c.1920
Source Enid Scarsbrook
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 decorated for the 1902 Coronation of Edward VII
Gerald Keeves outside 7 High Street, 1950s
The 1950s shop front of 7 High Street amalgamated with No 9 to the right.
High Street c.1910
High St and Coronation cottages, c.1905, now demolished and replaced with new houses.