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Total number of records: 24

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animals24
buildings24
human settlements24
nature24
occupations19
community life18
culture15
manners and customs15
agriculture13
religion12

Top 10: People and organisations

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Ellis, Stanley (1926-2009)2
Panheinen, Ossi2
Parry, David (1937-)2
Sanderson, Stewart (1924-)2
Tammivaara, Irmeli2
Barnes, John1
Bridgement, Bertram1
Buglar, Mr1
Dawson, Mary1
Dunn, Ginette1

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People Gathered for Sheep Washing

[1960s]

Copy of a photograph taken in the late 19th century or early 20th century, of a crowd gathered to watch sheep washing on Muker Beck ( Swaledale). The crowd includes men, women and children. Carts visi...

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Thorpe Chapel
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Thorpe Chapel

Sanderson, Stewart (1924-)

1965

The chapel at Thorpe ( Wharfedale). The building includes a dovecote on the gable end.

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Accordion Player and Monkey
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Accordion Player and Monkey

[1970s]

Copy of a photograph dating from the late-19th/early-20th century, of a man playing the accordion in the street at an unidentified location. The man has a monkey, which is attached to him by a long le...

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Horse-Head Carvings
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Horse-Head Carvings

Sanderson, Stewart (1924-)

December 1974

Wooden horse-head carvings on the front of a wooden store shed, exhibited at the open-air Village Museum in Bucharest. The store shed is a small construction, set into the ground, with a sloped rood a...

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Family with Horse and Cart
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Family with Horse and Cart

[1970s]

Copy of a photograph dating from the late-19th/early-20th century, of a family (mother, father and four girls) standing next to a horse and cart in a street of stone dwelling houses, at an unidentifie...

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A Study of the Foundation Legend of Holyrood Abbey, Edinburgh, and Related Motifs

Rosling, Jean

1983

M.A. dissertation which examines the foundation legend of Holyrood Abbey in Edinburgh ( 'Chronicon anglo-scoticum') and analogous miraculous stag/deerhunt/church founding legends. The Introduction inc...

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Miscellaneous Contact Prints
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Miscellaneous Contact Prints

[1960s]

Sheet of contact prints with images of shepherds' crooks and their manufacture (14); a fish on a chopping board (1); and a ruined stone church and old churchyard, including LAVC/PHO/P2141-2142 (3). Th...

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Conistone Survey Contact Prints: B
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Conistone Survey Contact Prints: B

July 1971

Contact prints of photographs taken during a Survey of Vernacular Architecture around Conistone (Wharfedale), undertaken by students on the Museums Association Diploma Curatorial Course in Folk Life a...

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Sound Recording, Oxfordshire

Pickering, Michael J

1973

BBC Radio Oxford outside broadcast programme, 'Hello Adderbury', recorded in Adderbury. The programme covers local government, including an interview with the clerk to the Parish Council who explains ...

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Sound Recording, Suffolk

Dunn, Ginette

11 September 1974

Priscilla Savage, recorded at home in Blaxhall; talks about the village Youth Hostel; her parents and siblings; food, diet and bread baking; own family and children; working in service; childhood in L...

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Trams, Railways and Boats

1967-1973

This file contains items on forms of travel, including James Edward Holroyd's article on tramcars, extracted from 'Country Life' (7 December 1967), p. 1490; an ms. postcard from Jeremy Godwin to Stewa...

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Conistone Survey Contact Prints: I
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Conistone Survey Contact Prints: I

July 1971

Contact prints of photographs taken during a Survey of Vernacular Architecture around Conistone ( Wharfedale), undertaken by students on the Museums Association Diploma Curatorial Course in Folk Life ...

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