Ashby museum has an archive of over 3000 photographs – both original and copies. This page allows people to view the main group of photographs, but does not include photographs in specialist collections as these often include ones that are not in our primary area of interest. Larger images may be viewed at the museum during opening hours, and copies for private use may be purchased.
This page also allows access to details of artefacts (physical objects) held by the museum. Please note that when changing between photographs and artefacts, the classification list is only updated after the first search.
Showing images 1981 to 1990 of 4081
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2010 circa
Engraving of castle around 1850. Second photo of castle in winter taken 2010
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2010 circa
Engraving of castle around 1850. Second photo of castle in winter taken 2010
AYZMU:P12-0494
1964 - 1966
View looking towards town centre from the old Callis bridge (demolished in 1969). Entrance to the old gasworks on the right.
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1905
South St. exit on to Bath St. From the west, Loudoun memorial just to the right. Shows John Holdron
(ironmongers) who took over building in 1890's. Was previously
the Saline Baths Infirmary - a charity for the poor. To left - a
printing office/ Floral Hall (used by G.Brown and Beadsmores). Shows workmen preparing to lay tramlines in 1905.
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1905
South St. exit on to Bath St. From the west, Loudoun memorial just to the right. Shows John Holdron
(ironmongers) who took over building in 1890's. Was previously
the Saline Baths Infirmary - a charity for the poor. To left - a
printing office/ Floral Hall (used by G.Brown and Beadsmores). Shows workmen preparing to lay tramlines in 1905.
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1905 pre
Bath St looking towards Kilwardby Street and Shoulder of Mutton. 1905, tramway under construction. Large building on left in first photo is No.14 Misses Eleanor, Emma and Elizabeth Richards (dressmakers).
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1905 pre
Bath St looking towards Kilwardby Street and Shoulder of Mutton. 1905, tramway under construction. Large building on left in first photo is No.14 Misses Eleanor, Emma and Elizabeth Richards (dressmakers).
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1905 pre
Corner of Kilwardby St. and Bath St looking towards Loudoun memorial. Buildings boarded up ready for demolition to make way for tramway construction: Co-op Society building (groceries, general stores), John Hunt (basket maker), Abraham Chadwick (refreshments, tea rooms), Joseph Toom
(fishmonger) John Sweet (butcher), Thomas Williscroft (boots and
shoes). Hare and Hounds (public house).
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1905 circa
Corner of Kilwardby St. and Bath St. West side being prepared for construction of tramway in 1904-5. Demolition of Co-op Society building (groceries, general stores), John Hunt (basket maker), Abraham Chadwick (refreshments, tea rooms), Joseph Toom
(fishmonger) John Sweet (butcher), Thomas Williscroft (boots and
shoes). All those buildings shown awaiting demolition in previous photo, to make way for
tramway in 1905. Hare and Hounds (public house). Lower photo shows workers preparing tramway. Area behind known as Wharf Yard (also area earmarked for new cinema, which never happened due to outbreak of WW11.
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1905 circa
Corner of Kilwardby St. and Bath St. West side being prepared for construction of tramway in 1904-5. Demolition of Co-op Society building (groceries, general stores), John Hunt (basket maker), Abraham Chadwick (refreshments, tea rooms), Joseph Toom
(fishmonger) John Sweet (butcher), Thomas Williscroft (boots and
shoes). All those buildings shown awaiting demolition in previous photo, to make way for
tramway in 1905. Hare and Hounds (public house). Lower photo shows workers preparing tramway. Area behind known as Wharf Yard (also area earmarked for new cinema, which never happened due to outbreak of WW11.
