Thursday 7th December 2023  

Quorn Halls, Houses and Streets

		One Ash c1905 Photographed between 1905-1910, One Ash was built in the 1890s for William Wright of ...... cont.
		The Dower House To the right of the building can be glimpsed the unattractive hostel attached to the ...... cont.
		The Dower House Located in the centre of the village, The Dower House belonged to the Farnhams of the ...... cont.
		The Blacksmiths on Meeting Street The smithy was in the ownership of the Holmes family for over 100 years. It was still in ...... cont.
		Quorn Hunt - The Huntsman's House c1910 The house is still in existence, on Huntsman's Close just off Meynell Road, on the right ...... cont.
		Postcard - Wright's Offices, Leicester Road, Quorn Sent to Miss E Kinch. Believed to be taken outside Wright's factory offices on Leicester ...... cont.
		Loughborough Road, Quorn An early view of Loughborough Road. New Quorn House is behind the railings on the right ...... cont.
		From Stables to Modern House - Mr and Mrs Bob Spoor Loughborough Monitor - 24th April 1959 Mr and Mrs Bob Spoor eat and sleep where many ...... cont.
		An Old Quorn Ticket House - Footpath toll for pedestrians Loughborough Echo - 21st June 1935 At the north-western entrance to the churchyard in ...... cont.
		Brook House, Quorn Granny Ainsworth, Linda Bonshor (granddaughter of Granny Ainsworth) and Cis Wilcox, ...... cont.

Total: 323 artefacts returned over 33 pages

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