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 |  | The servants of Quorn Hall – 1906 The Warner family purchased Quorn Hall in 1855 and lived there until 1919. In 1906 the ...... cont.
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John Donaghue was a freelance journalist and war veteran who, after ...... cont.
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 |  | Receipts – Quorndon Local Board and Barrow on Soar Poor Law Union The two receipts below are dated 24th August 1868 and 8th March 1876 respectively. ...... cont.
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 |  | Rawlins School panoramic photograph, 1931 This 'whole school' photograph was taken at Rawlins School in July 1931. At this time the ...... cont.
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 |  | Timeline of Station Masters at Quorn & Woodhouse GCR/LNER Station – 1898 to 1963 The Great Central Railway opened fully in 1899, and was the last mainline railway to be ...... cont.
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 |  | The Vicarage, Quorn 1906 This is a side view of what was the vicarage in 1906. It is now (2025) in the grounds of ...... cont.
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 |  | Bessie Dakin, Quorn – Sampler and Postcard Bessie Dakin was born in 1885 and moved to Quorn with her family in 1906, where she lived ...... cont.
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 |  | Ivy Rennocks – Wright’s Commanders Band, 1930s Faith Ivy Rennocks (known as Ivy) was born in 1916 and lived with her parents Arthur and ...... cont.
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 |  | Woolly rhinoceros remains found at Quorn In 1938 the complete jaw of a woolly rhinoceros was discovered in the Quorn gravel pits ...... cont.
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 |  | 1935 Jubilee Celebrations, Quorn – What a float! This picture was taken at the time of the Silver Jubilee of George V, when Quorn ...... cont.
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 |  | HMS Quorn bell - Ella Morag Stewart, baptism The bell of the Navy’s HMS Quorn was donated to Quorn village when the ship was ...... cont.
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 |  | The History of Quorn Gas Works, the Brinks, established 1854 There is little sign today of the Quorn Gas Works that were situated on the Brinks in ...... cont.
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 |  | Quorn, the Farnhams and a tangled tale - The Field, 1986 George Farnham was the last member of the historic family to reside in Quorn and would ...... cont.
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 |  | Charles Clutsom – A life in the elastic webbing industry Charles Clutsom was born in Wales in 1886 after which the family moved to Norfolk and ...... cont.
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 |  | Winifred Ogston Greenaway of the ATS, Quorn in WW2 Extract from an Imperial War Museum Oral History Interview
Winifred Ogston ...... cont.
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 |  | Postcard from Lord Lonsdale in 1895 about Quorn Hunt Hugh Cecil Lowther was the 5th Earl of Lonsdale and Master of the Quorn Hunt from 1893 to ...... cont.
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 |  | Memories of Outdoor Work for M W Wright & Sons by Marlene Bradshaw nee Lidierth Marlene Lidierth grew up in Quorn in the 1950s and lived with her family at 33 Castledine ...... cont.
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 |  | Hot air balloon lands in Warwick Avenue, Quorn, 1986 Do you remember the day in May 1986 when a hot air balloon landed in Warwick Avenue? It ...... cont.
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 |  | Opening of Quorn Cricket Club Pavilion in 1928 George Francis Farnham secured the future of Quorn’s cricket ground, Caves Field in 1926. ...... cont.
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Total: 50 artefacts returned over 2 pages