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Hollowell Bus Shelter Views of the clock and the weather vane on the Hollowell Bus Shelter. and the village sign by it.
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The Post-box on Guilsborough Hill This post-box is in the front garden wall of The Manor on Guilsborough Hill.
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View down Guilsborough Hill This is the view looking down Guilsborough Hill above the village.
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Houses in Creaton Road: Brickyard Cottage, Bolberry and Elland House These three houses are set back a bit from the road.
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Views of Creaton Road The council houses were built in about 1938 for the workers building the reservoir.
The second image shows the Poplars on the right.
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Fellng Trees on Church Hill circa 1995 Taking trees down on Church Hill on George Leatherland's land.
In the first image Steven Fountain is in the bucket and his father, Howard Fountain, standing on the right.
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Bottom of Church Hill There is some uncertainty about this picture.
Photo given to Gill Brown. She believes it to be of the bottom of Church Hill looking up the hill.
Date not known but by the people's dress possible the 1880s.
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Aerial View of Hillview and Hillside Cottage,Guilsborough Hill The estimated date of the photo is 1995,6.
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View of Main Road, Creaton This is at the junction of Main Road, Creaton with Violet Lane.
Date not known. Early 1900s??
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1954 View of Creaton Road with the Old Cottage The cottage has since been demolished.
Date not known. Early 1900s??
V C Douglas has a copy of this photo and on the back is written:
"Taken in 1954 by Joe Turner, stockman for Wills Tobacco, Thornby. View from the bridge looking towards the Green. David J Howard"
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View of Creaton Road and Kent Cottage, Hollowell Date not known. Early 1900s??
Kent Cottage is on the left. Arthur Stafford lived in the cottage on the right and the cottage fell apart. It was made of wattle and daub.
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View of Creaton Sanitorium Date not known. Early 1900s??
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Teeton Road, Guilsborough A view of Teeton Road, Guilsborough.
Date not known. Early 1900s??
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Teeton Views Two views of Teeton, circa early 1900s?
These are postcards. On the back there is no information as to the source of the photo, it just has printed "This is a real photograph".
Date not known. Looking at the clothing in 0118 we estimate that the pictures were taken in the early 1900s.
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Creaton Sanitorium A picture of Creaton Sanitorium, which mainly housed men with TB. It is now the site of Highfield Park.
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Circa 1905 Ivy Cottage and thatched cottage beyond. We think it is an Edward VII stamp hence estimate of date.
On the back along the left-hand edge is typed: "A Addington, Lincoln St, Kingshorpe, Northampton".
The writing reads:
"Dear Ethel just a line to say I arrived home safely about nine. I hope the weather will be alright tomorrow just for once. I hope you will like this card. I think it’s a very good one (of course you know) With Love from E".
The writing upside down reads:
"Free wheel up hill".
It is addressed to Miss Tipler, 69 St Giles St, Northampton.
