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Total number of records: 17

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Hartley, Marie16
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Mr M.E.Ward, saddler, of Helmsley, making a hedging mitten. . Probably associated with the series of photographs used to illustrate
Photograph
The Hugills and the Franks reaping with a tractor and a Massey-Harris self-binder and stooking on Ewe cote Farm, Farndale. Image used for one of the photographic illustrations in
Photograph
The Hugills and the Franks reaping with a tractor and a Massey-Harris self-binder and stooking on Ewe cote Farm, Farndale. Image used for one of the photographic illustrations in
Photograph
A league match, Beckhole versus Ugthorpe, in the Danby and District Quoit League. Image used for one of the photographic illustrations in
Photograph
Mrs K.Barker in the kitchen at Quarry Farm,Glaisdale, showing the witchpost in position. Image used for one of the photographic illustrations in
Photograph
Mr and Mrs S. Beeforth, Westerdale, with some of the corn dollies they have made. Image used for one of the photographic illustrations in
Photograph
Mr Arthur Robinson, former miller of Rievaulx, dressing a millstone. Probably associated with the series of photographs used to illustrate
Photograph
Mr F.Gallon of Ugthorpe making a scuttle. Probably associated with the series of photographs used to illustrate
Photograph
Mr Jack and Mr Jimmy Eddon, Stape Inn (Hare and Hounds), Stape, hammering the ash to separate the rings for making lappings (besom-making) 1911. Image used for one of the photographic illustrations in
Photograph
Mr Seth Eccles, thatcher, of Helmsley, thatching Oak Hill in Farndale. Probably associated with the series of photographs used to illustrate
Photograph
Mr J.Scaife, Pickering, making a bee skep. Probably associated with the series of photographs used to illustrate
Photograph
Mr Jim Graham, Hunt House, Goathland, cutting turf on Goathland Moor, using a cock spade, and sacking instead of knappers. Image used for one of the photographic illustrations in
Photograph