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This page shows old pictures of Howden, East Yorkshire.
Market Place - Bridgegate -
Cornmarket Hill & Pinfold St - Hailgate -
Church and Manor House - Other
streets
Miscellaneous views - Howden
people including school groups - R100, R38 airships
and the Burney car
Old Photos of Howden Market Place
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Howden: Market Place looking towards
Bridgegate |
Howden: Market Place from Bridgegate,
c.1905 |
Howden: 1950s view, showing Westminster
bank and Gallons shop |
Howden Market Place funeral Cpl Usher |
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| Howden: Market cross and Kellington's
cafe in background |
Howden: Market Place, with Kitwood's
shop in background |
Howden: Market Place painted by Frances
Hutchinson c 1905 |
Howden Market Place: a very early view
of the Dog and Duck and other buildings now demolished in
front of the church |
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Howden: Market Place- Bailey's shop
on left, present Co-op shop on right |
Howden: Market Place. Tabrah's shop
on right |
Howden: Market in progress |
Howden: Shire hall with rare view of
its 'tower' |
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Howden Market Place before 1909 with
Fitchs' shop in background |
Howden Market Place showing Jenkinsons' and Butlers'
shops and children seated on the steps of the cross
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Howden Market Place, post war with old cars
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Howden: Market Place with Kay's grocers and Usher's
shop - before 1914
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Old Photos of Bridgegate, Howden
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| Howden: Bridgegate and St. Helen's
Square |
Howden: fire engine, outside The Wellington
inn on Bridgegate |
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Howden: Bridgegate - Half Moon Inn,
before rebuilding in 1890 |
Howden: Bridgegate - 'new' Half Moon
Inn pictured in the 1920s |
Howden: Bridgegate - Mr and Mrs Scholfield
from Sandhall outside the Post Office, now Boots chemist's |
Howden: Bridgegate - Half Moon Inn
on left; Dunn's Commercial Wellington on right |
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| Howden: Bridgegate - H S Bailey's
shop on left |
Howden: Bridgegate - Angel Inn, about
1900 |
Howden: Bridgegate - former Cussons'
shop on site of Angel Inn |
Howden: Bridgegate with Blacksmith's
Arms, now Howden WMC, on the left |
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Howden: Bridgegate police station,
built c.1900 - now site of PA building |
Howden: Bridgegate - Station Hotel.
Michael Harrison, landlord, outside with wife Sarah Ann |
Howden: Bridgegate- Cussons' shop with van outside.
Shop now Aquarius bathrooms
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Howden: Cussons' shop. John Butler, who later had a
shop in Market Place, is on the right.
Woman is possibly Gladys Smith. Other people may be Tommy
Savage and Ernest Thirkettle
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Howden: Bridgegate with derelict Angel inn on left.
Police station in distance |
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Old Photos of Cornmarket Hill and Pinfold
Street, Howden
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Howden: Cornmarket Hill, around 1905
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Howden: Cornmarket Hill- Black Swan. now Minster View
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Howden: St. John's Street/ Cornmarket Hill corner
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Howden: Pinfold Street, looking towards Knedlington
Road
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Howden: Pinfold Street, looking towards Cornmarket
Hill
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Howden: Pinfold Street houses next to Cormnmarket
Hill - derelict but now restored
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Howden: Spivey's chemist's shop on Cornmarket Hill
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Howden: Cornmarket Hill with bus on
right |
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Old Photos of Hailgate, Howden
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Howden: Hailgate looking towards Howdendyke
junction |
Howden: Hailgate/ Church Institute
looking towards Howdendyke junction |
Howden: Wheatsheaf pub, Hailgate |
Howden: Hailgate Wesleyan chapel [demolished
1974] |
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| Howden: Hailgate aerial view showing
council school and Wesleyan chapel |
Howden: Hailgate looking towards chapel
and junior school |
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Old Photos of Howden Church and Manor House
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Howden: church on fire in October 1929 |
Howden: church interior after the fire
of 1929. Pieces of broken bells are visible |
Howden: church interior after the fire
of 1929. Firemen and hoses visible |
Howden church interior: old engraving
published by George Sutton of Howden |
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Howden church: west end |
Howden church interior: plaque to grammar
schoolboy Cyril Denton Dunn |
Howden church: Chapter house - engraving from 1842
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| Howden: opening of restored Manor House |
Howden: Manor House interior. Mr and
Mrs Kellington lived here and took in boarders. |
Howden: another view of Manor House
interior. |
Howden Manor House - an unusual rear
view |
Old Photos of Howden Streets [alphabetical]
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Howden: Bishopgate before
conversion to houses |
Howden: Northolmby Street,
looking towards Bridgegate |
Howden: St. John's Street.
No. 14, formerly Greens' solicitors, is on the right |
Howden: St. John's St chapel
[Primitive Methodist] interior |
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Howden: St. John's St chapel |
Howden: St. John's Street, 1837 and
1872 Primitive Methodist chapels on left |
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Old Photos of Howden [miscellaneous]
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Howden workhouse, Knedlington Road |
Howden's first police station, Treeton
Road |
Howden: Cross Keys Inn and Methodist
school |
Howden railway station, NER [North
Howden] |
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| Howden: railway station and bridge
on Hull and Barnsley line, just before demolition. Now housing
development |
Howden: Hull and Barnsley station |
Howden parish fire engine, on Hull
Road? |
Howden: floods in 1947, viewed from
near the present M62 roundabout |
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Howden - line drawing of Sacred Heart
Roman Catholic church dating from soon after its opening in
1851 |
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Old Photos of Howden People & Groups
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Howden: School play,
"Lady Precious Stream".
Does anyone know all the names of the
cast? Please contact me for a free high resolution copy if
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Howden council school,
early 1930s.
Back: Ken Jackson, Ted Carr, Albert Batty,
Charlie Leach, Robert Montgomery, Stanley Ward, ?, ?, Cyril
Anson.
Middle: Mabel Parkin, Dorothy Thompson, Doris Cox, Dorothy
Baines, Emily Mann, Ada Robinson, Edna Watson [ later Calvert],
Ena Buckle [ later Oliver], Mary Winter, Kathleen Newham [
later Wiles] Phyllis Stevens.
Front: Bruce Cawthorn, Harold Holmes, ?, Ted Coulthard, Harry
Sweeting, Frank Brown, Richard Holmes. |
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Howden council school
1953
Back row from left: Frank Bentley, Tony
Fysh, ?, Malcolm Watton, Dave Powell, John Tiplady, Brian
Holliday [twin], Rodney Baxter, Norman Hellens, Alwyn Jackson,
Frank Hill, Colin Ogden
Middle row: Richard Foster, David Carter, Douglas Jackson,
Richard Winn, Malcolm Henrickson, Pam Enger, Sheila Tate,
Sandra Holt, Duncan Wray, Brian Holliday [twin], Keith Johnston,
Kenneth Allen, Michael Lapish.
Front: Kath Howes, Hilary Gray, Sheila Ogram, Susan Lightowler,
Ann Gamwell, Janet Hurd, Rosemary Wilson, Mavis Lightowler,
Cynthia Hill, Margaret Lightowler, Jean Shipley, Hazel Walker,
Robert Shirbon.
Teacher Mrs Baker |
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Howden council
school about 1959/60
Back from left: Colin Ogden, Paul Flanagan, Michael Warrilow,
Jeff Butterill, John Tiplady, David Carter, Rodney Baxter,
unk, David Sharpe, Frank Bentley
Middle: Richard Gamwell, Colin Moore, Dave Powell, Sandra
Ellwood, unk, Jane Thompson, Gill Hargroves, Susan Thomas,
Kath Howes, Mavis Lightowler, Malcolm Henrickson, Tony Fysh,
Rob Sherburn
Front: Margaret Sanderson, Janet Blee, Margaret Forster, Cynthia
Hill, Pam Edwards, Mr Mick Rhodes, ? Leetham, Susan Wright,
Jean Shipley, Sheila Ogram, Peggy Flanagan. |
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Howden Home Guard
Don Lapish, Bert Harrison, Dick Hatfield,
Harry Bullement, Fred Bristow, George Leighton, Jack Howden,
Sid Walker, Stan Walker, Don Waterhouse, John Klain, John
Hall, Tom Sellers, George Kershaw, John Walsh, Harry Sherburn,
Jack Myers, Frank Wilde, Arthur Johnson, Leonard Drury, Eddie
Hutton, Albert Hellens, Leonard Moore, ? Scott, George Newby,
Tom Wright, ? Darley, Eric Powls, Dicky Newby, Rex Rooke,
Jack Fitch
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The cast of "Pearl
the Fishermaiden", performed in April 1936 by the choir
and young people of the Howden Congregational church in the
Milton Room.
Main parts taken by Jack Watson, Mrs
J Robinson, Doris Bullock, Edith Sherbourne, Edwin Turner,
Harry Urwin, Norman Holliday, Sydney Walker and Jack Robinson
Producd by Rev Everett Wilson |
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Howden cricket team
in the Ashes
Believed to be back left: Basil Shaw,
Les Shaw,George Ayre, Don Cooper/ Roy Lapish, Mr Bourne, Worley
Ringrose, ?, Fred White [ umpire].
Front row: David Foster, Tommy Woodall, middle with shield
Dr F Wigglesworth, Harold Johnson, George Kemp. |
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Howden: Freemasons in 1934 |
Howden: trade stand in the Shire Hall
of W F Lange - bulbs and plants |
Howden: Rev William Hutchinson |
Howden: workhouse staff |
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Howden babies born in 'the workhouse'. |
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Old Photos of Howden Airships, including R38
and R100, & Old Photos of the Burney Streamline Car (built at
Howden)
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| R100: launch at Spaldington near Howden
in 1929 |
Mitchells and Butlers beer carried by
R100 to Canada in 1930 |
Burney car, built at Howden |
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Sir Dennistoun Burney and his car
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R38 memorial card with names of crew |
Go on to old pictures
of East Yorkshire vilages - includes Asselby, Barmby on the
Marsh, Brantingham, Booth, Blacktoft, Broomfleet, Bubwith, Eastrington,
Ellerton, Faxfleet, Gilberdyke, Howdendyke, Knedlington, Laxton,
Newport, North Cave, Portington, Sandhall, Skelton, Saltmarshe,
Sandhall, South Cave, Spaldington, Wressle.
Or to old pictures of Eastrington
places, families and shops.
Or go to old pictures of Goole streets,
shops, pubs, churches, schools and people.
Or to old pictures of Goole
docks, ships, shipyard, canal, river and railways.
Or to old pictures of
the Snaith and Marshland area around Goole - includes Airmyn,
Drax, Eastoft, Hook, Hensall, Rawcliffe, Reedness, Snaith and Swinefleet.
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