Tuesday 20th April 2021  

Royal Oak, Quorn in the floods, early 1930s

This photograph was taken in the floods at Quorn Cross/Meeting Street, by the Royal Oak in either 1932 or 1933. It is a lovely picture, showing friends and neighbours - and note the dog holding an enamel bucket!

Mary Plummer (nee Squires), who was the little girl sucking her finger, supplied some of the names. Can you provide anymore?

1 – Albert Brown
2 – Charlotte Brown
3 – Sidney Herbert Brown (son of Albert and Charlotte)
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6 – Eric Lucas (cousin of Mary Squires)
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11 – Renee Pervin (nee Dowsing)
12 – Madge Adams (nee Dowsing)
13 – Charles Archibald (Archie) Prince, the landlord
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15 – Mary Squires
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17 – Roy Squires
18 and 19 – both lived on Meeting Street, one is thought to be called Mabel
20 – Peggy (Mary Squires’ dog)
21 – Whipplow

Missing information: Can you identify anymore people in this photograph? Please email us at: team2021@quornmuseum.com Submitted on: 2017-07-18 Submitted by: Anthony and Mary Plummer Artefact ID: 1988 Print: View artefact in printer-friendly page or just on its own.