Brief description: 7 medals, The King’s Medal, issued by London County Council, awarded to Miss L. Thorington, now of Mere, for punctual attendance etc, at Daniel Street School, Bethnal Green, London, annually from 1907 to 1914
Associated person: Thorington, L, Miss (b. 25.12.1897)
Associated date: 1907
Classifications:
society | education |
Material: textile metal
Condition: fair
Brief description: photograph, A house, possibly Charnage, Wiltshire, 1974
County: Wiltshire
width: 205 mm
height: 155 mm
Classifications:
environment | buildings |
Material:
Condition: good
Brief description: photograph, The Talbot Hotel and The Old Ship Hotel, Mere, Wiltshire, 1974
Place: Mere
County: Wiltshire
width: 205 mm
height: 155 mm
Classifications:
trade | innkeeper |
Material:
Condition:
Brief description: photograph, Nave and chancel screen of St Michael’s Church, Mere, Wiltshire, 1974
Place: Mere
County: Wiltshire
width: 151 mm
height: 159 mm
Classifications:
society | religion |
Material:
Condition: good
Brief description: photograph, St Michael’s Church, Mere, Wiltshire, 1974
Place: Mere
County: Wiltshire
width: 154 mm
height: 204 mm
Classifications:
society | religion |
Material:
Condition:
Brief description: photograph, St Michael’s Church and The Chantry, Mere, Wiltshire, 1974
Place: Mere
County: Wiltshire
width: 205 mm
height: 155 mm
Classifications:
environment |
Material:
Condition: good
Brief description: photograph, The Screen, St Michael’s Church, Mere, Wiltshire, 15 cen.
Place: Mere
County: Wiltshire
width: 145 mm
height: 195 mm
Classifications:
society | religion |
Material:
Condition: good
Brief description: photograph, 3 views from Long Hill, Mere, Wiltshire, c 1974
Place: Mere
County: Wiltshire
width: 119 mm
height: 80 mm
Classifications:
environment |
Material:
Condition: good
Brief description: map of Family Businesses in Mere, Wiltshire, 1908-14, drawn by Lewis Parsons
width: 0.59 m
height: 0.84 m
Classifications:
trade |
Material: paper
Condition: unstable photocopy
Brief description: boaster, for splitting stone, used by Hugh Doddington, mason, Mere, Wiltshire, late 19th to early 20 century
Associated date: 1901
Classifications:
trade | mason |
Material: metal iron
Condition: fair