Categories 2: Outing

Categories 2: Outing

  • Bollington Labour Party, Womens Section

    Bollington Labour Party, Womens Section

    Bollington Labour Party Womens Section on a weekend in London. They travelled on Friday evening. On Saturday they went to the Bloody Tower at the Tower of London, where this picture was taken. Next they went to see ‘The King and I’ at Drury lane. On Sunday morning they went to Petticoat lane market, then home. Possibly 1955.

    In the period c.1948-c.1955 there were over 400 members of the Labour Party living and working in Bollington. Committees were established for each of the three wards and there were subscription collections from virtually every street in the town. The Bollington party met monthly, with delegates coming from the three wards.

    The womens section was particularly active at this time, and met almost every week. Whist Drives afterwards, usually.

    Three womens outings were organised each year; one half day, one whole day, one evening – perhaps to a pantomine.

  • St John’s School Trip to Ireland

    St John’s School Trip to Ireland

    For individual copies of these photographs see 155/1-7

  • St John’s School Trip to Eire

    St John’s School Trip to Eire

    For individual copies of each of these pictures see 155/1-7, also 157/8

  • H & L Slater, staff outing

    H & L Slater, staff outing

    People from left to right; 2 Doris Caulcott, 5 Mildred Berry, 6 Percy Scragg, 7 Herbert Pegg, 8 May Leigh, 13 Claris Cadman, 15 Annie Arnold, 16 Mrs Down, 18 Margaret Poynton or Drabble.

  • H & L Slater Workers Outing

    H & L Slater Workers Outing

    Outing for H & L Slater workers. Picture taken at Bollington Station. Late 1940s or 1950s

  • Oak Bank Trip

    Oak Bank Trip

    !953 is written on the back but thought to be 1963. Oak Bank workers preparing for trip on Pool bank

  • Mason’s Arms trip to Blackpool

    Mason’s Arms trip to Blackpool

    Mason’s Arms, later the Masonic Inn, now the Poachers Inn. Centre of the picture are Leah (nee Leigh) and Albert Swindells, the Landlord and Landlady of the Mason’s Arms. Third and fourth from the right are George and Alice Gratton (nee Leigh) with baby Ken Gratton.