Marsh village through the years
6 Apr 2010
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Clr Mollie Mathieson, well known for her political and charity work, outside her Marsh home -
Mrs Reilly ran the Bikes n Bits shop, Marsh in the 1980s, with help from Jeremy (left) and Chris Stocks (right). Their friend Gavin Fleming is centre. -
Robert Haigh (left) and Roy Whitehead, two of the ambulancemen stationed at Marsh -
Marsh United Bowling Club, known locally as the 'Wild West' , with (from left) Ian Smith, Richard Warwick, Howard Smith and Neil Jenning -
The Croppers' Arms, Marsh, with landlord Terry and landlady Dorothy Knapton -
Marsh Methodist Church, Westbourne Road, 1965, just prior to demolition -
Lodge's supermarket, Marsh, in a former cinema. Manager Mr R Allatt chats witrh assistant Mrs Janet Baker, 1981 -
Doreen Booth with items in her Curio Cormer shop -
John Bates, serving at the Junction Inn, while landlord and landlady Jerry and Iris Conway take a break -
Conrad Thomas sets out his stall in his Westbourne Road greengrocery shop -
Evaleen Thompson, cashioer at the local filling station, chats with a customer -
Linda Thompson (left) and masnageress Jean McGillivary at the Kentucky Fried Chicken shop
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