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Horse and Trap at Badsey. A wonderful image of an elderly couple sitting in what was possibly their new mode of transport in the Edwardian period. Although the lady is looking a little stern, they are no doubt very proud of their horse and trap. The exact location is not known, but the postcard was posted from Badsey and it is assumed that this is where the couple were photographed. © Digital Photographic Images TECHNICAL DATA Date: c.1907 Source: Real Photo Postcard Maximum Size: 4563x3004 Pixels Maximum File Size: 709 Kb Format: JPEG
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DPI-5002



A delightful image of Cropthorne Mill at Fladbury, one of two mills at the weir on the River Avon. The mill was owned by the Barrow family for over a century. The mill was built to serve the village of Cropthorne on the opposite side of the River Avon and roughly one mile to the south. A mill was mentioned in the Domesday survey. By 1240 the Prior of Worcester owned a mill there, which paid 35s. and 30 'stiches' of eels yearly. © Digital Photographic Images TECHNICAL DATA Date: c.1915 Source: Real Photo Postcard Maximum Size: 4563x2968 Pixels Maximum File Size: 1.31 Mb Format: JPEG
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An excellent photograph of the Taylor family at Hinton, a village to the south of Evesham. The image shows Miss Lou and Fanny Taylor and father leaning of the gate post with his Sunday best and hat. Indeed, the women are also dressed in their best togs for the photographer. © Digital Photographic Images TECHNICAL DATA Date: c.1910 Source: Real Photo Postcard Maximum Size: 4636x3059 Pixels Maximum File Size: 1.47 Mb Format: JPEG
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A nice clear photograph showing the layout of Holt Mill at Holt Heath. The mill is located along Shrawley brook, the other notable mill being Hollingshead Mill. It is thought that the mill mentioned in the Domesday survey of 1086 was located at the site of Holt Mill. Urso de Abitot, Sheriff of Worcestershire, held the land at Holt. The estate consisted of five hides with two ploughs and the village of Holt was inhabited by 12 villagers and 24 smallholders. © Digital Photographic Images TECHNICAL DATA Date: c.1920 Source: Real Photo Postcard Maximum Size: 3450x2062 Pixels Maximum File Size: 1.23 Mb Format: JPEG
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