Tuesday 16th July 2024  

Quorn Halls, Houses and Streets

		Dower House Gardens, off Station Road - then and now Dower House Gardens as we know it today, was built in the 1970s. The original ‘Dower ...... cont.
		The Dower House, Station Road - then and now The Dower House, off Station Road was once the Dower House for the Farnham family. ...... cont.
		Leicester Road floods in 1932 Marius Wright (1914 to 1980) was driving his Morgan through floods on Leicester Road in ...... cont.
		The Dining Room at Quorn House - 1956 A room crowded with historical interest. Round the one half of the heavily carved ...... cont.
		The Library at Quorn House - 1956 At this time Quorn House was owned by Mr George Farnham and his wife, Barbara. The ...... cont.
		Number 85 Meeting Street – Fanny Clarke’s Shop As you walk down Meeting Street, you pass an unassuming house, one of a small terrace, ...... cont.
		Harold Farley 1907 to 1982 The name of Harold Farley is mentioned everyday in Quorn as we talk about ‘Farley Way’ or ...... cont.
		Christmas Card showing Wood Lane This photograph was sent as a Christmas card in 1902, to the Felthouse family. On the ...... cont.
		Princess Marina, the Duchess of Kent arriving at Quorn House During the Second World war, Quorn House on Meeting Street was used as a nursing station. ...... cont.
		Proposed housing development next to the Churchyard The date of this plan is not certain, but it would appear that at some point there was a ...... cont.

Total: 327 artefacts returned over 33 pages

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