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201		Southam Street area - Southam Street demolished In 1969 Southam Street (and others) were demolished to make way for the Westway Flyover.	Hannah Elizabeth Wild
202		Southam Street area - the last broad gauge train from Paddington 1892 The last train to run from Paddington on broad gauge 1892	William John Musgrove
203		Southam Street area - Trellick Tower Built between 1968 and 1972, designed by Erno Goldfinger	Hannah Elizabeth Wild
204		Southam Street area - Westway Flyover The Westway Flyover built over the slums of North Kensington	Hannah Elizabeth Wild
205		south_african_2nd_infantry_division.gif
206		St Leonards Church, Streatham Where William Hill and Georgie Haskins were married in 1911. Photo is from about 1890.	William Hill
207		St Luke's Church and School The church and school in Victoria Road, Chesterton, Cambridge where Charles Clare's children may have attended.	Charles Clare Charles Clare
208		St Mark's Church, Millfield, Durham
209		St Mary Church Farthingstone 1.JPG
210		St Marys Chessington
211		St Marys Chessington 1
212		St Saviour's, Southwark There has been a church on this spot since Saxon times. This building was demolished in 1831 before being rebuilt.	John Clare
213		Stables Stables used by LGOC.	Jonathan Shaw William Shaw
214		Stables of LGOC Photo from the archives of Transport for London of stables used for the horses which pulled the omnibus.	Jonathan Shaw William Shaw
215		StMarysChessington3-1.jpg
216		The Anderson Clan The Tartan
217		The Anderson Clan The Crest
218		The Anderson Clan in about 1930 (left to right adults) Great grandpa Spence from Ireland, Granny Spence and husband William of Tobruk, Ann Walker and great grannie Sandeman. Billy and Nancy on their parents knees.	Annie Walker Anderson William John Spence Anderson William Anderson Lamond Annie Walker Spence John Spence Ann Walker
219		The area by Shires Farm The street map of the area around Shires Farm in Buckland St Mary, Somerset
220		The Blue Bus The Blue Bus of the London Geneal Omnibus Company last ran from Paddington on 4th October 1911.	Jonathan Shaw William Shaw
221		The Carpenters Arms, Chesterton Where Charles Clare and his family lived for a while.	Charles Clare Elizabeth Nicholson
222		The Ceylon Connection.doc
223		The Cocos Island Treasure Intrepid: A painting of a pirate ship landing at Cocos Island in the Pacific. A £160million treasure trove containing gold, silver and jewels is believed to have been buried there by British seafarer Captain William Thompson.
224		The Fatal Accident A drawing from a magazine showing a graphic reproduction of the events as they might have taken place.	William Wareham
225		The Ilfracombe Disaster - letter to the local Press The first inquest was held and a verdict given within 24 hours of the disaster. This did not go down well with the relatives of the 9 whose bodies had not yet been recovered.	William Wareham
226		The Jerusalem Memorial The Commonwealth War Grave Memorial.
227		At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.	Living
228		The Monarch The pleasure boat, Monarch, which capsized and sunk with the loss of 21 lives in August 1887.	William Wareham
229		The Monarch Disaster copy of article taken from "Hook Remembered Again" by Mark Davison
230		The National Archives file I obtained the file from the National Archives containing information about the terrible friendly fire incident.	William Anderson Lamond
231		The Sandeman Crest The crest was registered by William Sandeman of Luncarty in 1780.	William Sandeman
232		The Sandeman Crest 2 The label of Albert George Sandeman who was Governor of The Bank of England (1895 - 1897) and a Commissioner of Income Tax for the City of London.
233		The Sandemans of Perth The article which was so useful to a 21st century genealogist.
234		The scaffold
235		The Scottish McTears A map of the places in Scotland where James & Agness lived.	Agness Mc(unknown) James McTear
236		The Three Blackbirds The Three Blackbirds pub in Flamstead, as it is today, partly dates back to the 16th century.	Aaron Shaw
237		The Town Crier A postcard showing Robert Martin, the Ilfracombe Town Crier.
238		Thiepval Memorial The Commonwealth War Grave Cemetery	Robert Learmouth Sandeman
239		thumb - Alf Musgrove senior Alf Musgrove senior in KOYLI uniform	Alfred James Musgrove
240		thumb - Bert and Frank Musgrove Bert (standing) and Frank (seated) Musgrove	Albert Edward Musgrove Frank Arthur Musgrove
241		thumb - Caroline Musgrove Caroline Musgrove in 1946	Caroline Musgrove
242		thumb - Chessington - St Mary's Church St Mary's Church, Chessington
243		thumb - Cordwainer Cordwainer
244		thumb - George Musgrove (senior) George Musgrove (senior)
245		thumb - Hannah and her children Hannah Musgrove and her children	Albert Edward Musgrove Alfred James Musgrove Caroline Musgrove Frank Arthur Musgrove George Henry Musgrove John William Musgrove William John Musgrove Hannah Elizabeth Wild
246		thumb - Hannah Musgrove Hannah Musgrove at the seaside	Hannah Elizabeth Wild
247		thumb - Jack Musgrove Jack Musgrove in WW1	William John Musgrove
248		thumb - Last broad gauge train Last broad gauge train to leave Paddington	William John Musgrove
249		thumb - St Sepulchre's Church, Northampton
250		tn_After WW1.jpg