We should be able to date this photo fairly precisely as 46 High Street opposite the Waggon & Horses is in the final stages of completion or at least being re-roofed. We think this means it was taken sometime around 1980. If you can be more precise then please use the “Add your comment to this photo” link below to tell us.

Also of note is that the house which now stands next to the Waggon & Horses had yet to be built.

Taken by an unknown photographer in about 1980.

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Arthur Conder ran the village shop between the wars. This photo, taken in the garden behind the house and shop (so this is in what is now Willow Crescent) shows:
Back row: Arthur, Annie, Samuel (Sam), Dorothy (Dolly) John
Seated: Arthur Conder (snr) and Edith Maud Conder
On the grass: Edith (Edie) and Winifred (Winnie)

Taken by an unknown photographer in about 1935.

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Arthur Condor ran the village shop between the wars. This photo taken in the garden behind the house and shop (this is in what is now Willow Crescent) shows Annie, Dolly and Winnie and their mother and father Arthur and Edith.

Taken by an unknown photographer in about 1930.

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Taken by Paul Oldham on 28th February 2013.

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Tags: #High Street #Willow Crescent