NORTH MYMMS PICTURES FROM THE PAST
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Marshmoor Cafe, Great North Road, Christmas Day 1952
This was a popular rendezvous for cycling clubs from 1930 until it closed in 1966 |
Marshmoor
This is one of a dozen sections from
North Mymms Pictures From The Past, a book published in 2002 by the former North Mymms Local History Society, featuring more than 100 old photographs of the parish. The majority of the photographs are on the
Images Of North Mymms collection of CDs. To access all sections, please scroll down to the index at the foot of this page.
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Four wheeled wagon and vans supplying coal and products
for the Kelloggs warehouse at Marshmoor sidings, January 1972 |
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Nash Bros coal lorries being loaded at Marshmoor sidings
Massils of Marshmoor, the furniture woodturners buildings are in the background
The huts of contractors working on the bridge are in the foreground. January 1972 |
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| Marshmoor sidings, Great Northern Railway image from a postcard c.1900 |
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Marshmoor signal box Marshmoor signal box on the west side of the down line
Pictured is the signal man Mr Temple July 1967 |
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| Shadbolt and Brown families at Marshmoor Farm cottages 1950s |
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| The Rookery Cafe, Great North Road. July 1968 |
NORTH MYMMS PICTURES FROM THE PAST
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