Images

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.

AYZMU:P09-0325

1925 - 1932

Possibly courtyard behind No.54 Parrs or Pares Bank during flood of either 1925 or 1932

AYZMU:P09-0324

1922

Top of Market Street, corner of Lower Church Street. Haynes Cycle Works. Note date in window 1886-1922. Note adverts for Raleigh bicycles. Property demolished just after 1922 for road widening.

AYZMU:P09-0323

1904 - 1922

Top of Market Street, corner of Lower Church Street. Haynes Cycle Works. Date - post 1904 when Joe Haynes moved to these premises from No.83. Property demolished just after 1922 for road widening.

AYZMU:P09-0322

1966 - 1967

Junction of Market Street and Lower Church Street. No.108 "The Misses A and B Robinson (ladies dresses and hats etc.)

AYZMU:P09-0321

2006

Businesses identified - No.104 Tattoo 2000 and Forever Nails, No.106 Cound and Co. (chartered accountants)

AYZMU:P09-0320

1967 - 1972

Businesses identified - No.108 "The Misses A and B Robinson (ladies dresses and hats etc.), No.104 Millers (greengrocer) - photo dated by fact that Terry Miller still operating in early 1970's. No.102 Girl Guides headquarters.

AYZMU:P09-0319

1960 (pre)

Court 18 to the rear of No.92 William Stanley (cycles, perambulators, repairs etc.). South Street end. Note privies on left of photo. Dwellings appear ready for demolition. Were laterly occupied by Craner, Wilson and Miller. Exact date not known. Extreme right just visible are the Rural District Council offices.

AYZMU:P09-0318

1960 (pre)

Court 18 to the rear of No.92 William Stanley (cycles, perambulators, repairs etc.). Dwellings are still in occupation by R.Miles, Furban, Jones, then wash house, then Stewart. Exact date not known.

AYZMU:P09-0317

1909 - 1911

Court 18 to the rear of No.92 William Stanley (cycles, perambulators, repairs etc.), showing the Stanley family at that time. Mrs. Betty Bradford owner of China Craft was a Stanley.

AYZMU:P09-0316

1960 (circa)

A court running between Market St and South Street. Possibly Court 18, above the White Hart and to the rear of No.92 William Stanley (cycles, perambulators, repairs etc.). Date of demolition uncertain.