East Riding Archives
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The last upload was October 2021.
Heirloom coffee set, designed by John Clappison (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/5 451) uploaded October 2021
John Clappison, main designer for Hornsea Pottery (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/1 1) uploaded October 2021
Checking products at Hornsea Pottery (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/1 39) uploaded October 2021
Pouring liquid slip into moulds at Hornsea Pottery (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/1 21) uploaded October 2021
Man opening used mould at Hornsea Pottery (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/1 9) uploaded October 2021
Woman using screen to imprint pattern (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/1 42) uploaded October 2021
Man applying handle and spot to pot at Hornsea Pottery (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/1 19) uploaded October 2021
Woman packing teapot at Hornsea Pottery (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/1 69) uploaded October 2021
Hornsea Pottery factory shop (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/1 284) uploaded October 2021
Commemorative tankard the Mayflower by Hornsea Pottery (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/2 139) uploaded October 2021
Tea Garden at Hornsea Pottery Edenfield site (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/3 289) uploaded October 2021
Lance Corporal John Churchill (1885-1914) uploaded December 2020
Rifleman Thomas Campey (1882-1915) uploaded December 2020
Rifleman Charles Elvidge (1884-1915) uploaded December 2020
Petty Officer John William Maude (1879-1968) uploaded December 2020
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Seaman Henry Harness (1892-1959)
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Fred Elwell painting Admiral Duncan Inn and Beverley Minster 1939 (archive ref PH-4-8)
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Bodi O'Nathan said:
My Grandmother and Great Aunt are the two female workers in the foreground of 'A Munitions Factory' by Fred Elwell, which hangs in the National War Museum. Lovely image of him at work, thanks for sharing.
Westwood and Willow Grove c.1900 (archive ref PO-1-14-248)
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Maria Irene Aguiar said:
Muito bom isso: "Pouco mudou nesta visão, exceto talvez para os sinais de trânsito." Legal as imagens. Gosto de ver o passado. Costumes, pessoas, cidades, a vida como corria solta e sem presa...😍
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