Old & New – Sibford Gower
3/1 (1/27) Sibford Gower crossroads 1
Sibford Gower crossroads 1
3/2 Sibford Gower crossroads 2
Sibford Gower crossroads 2
3/3 Frederick Inns with daughter outside Sibford Gower Post Office, about1900
Sibford Gower Post Office
3/4 Sibford Gower Well. At left, carriage of Rev Stevens or his daughter, pre-1898
Sibford Gower Well
3/5 Sibford Gower Pond 1, 1916. Chestnut tree planted as a replacement for the Jubilee tree
Sibford Gower Pond 1
3/6 Sibford Gower Pond 2. PC Brakespeare lived in the house with railings; died in flu epidemic of 1919. Next occupants were Wilkes whose daughter taught at village school. Rachel and Edith Lamb lived in upper half of house on right; lower half unoccupied.
Sibford Gower Pond 2
3/7 Sibford Gower Bonds End Lane 1
Sibford Gower Bonds End Lane 1
3/8 Sibford Gower Bonds End Lane, pre-1907; in many old deeds referred to as Bones End Lane. Theodore’s house on right(?)
Sibford Gower Bonds End Lane 2
3/9 (1/23) Sibford Gower Bonds End Lane 3. Bottom cottage was a small school (Miss Shemelds)
Sibford Gower Bonds End Lane 3
3/29 Sibford Gower: Acre Ditch. Blinds over Co-op windows. Pump on left was local water supply.
Sibford Gower: Acre Ditch
3/30 Sibford Gower: Acre Ditch, 1920s. Entrance path to Village Hall on right. Large elms on left. Jim Kyte kept his bus through an entrance here.
Sibford Gower: Acre Ditch
3/33 Sibford Gower – The Colony
Sibford Gower – The Colony
3/34 Sibford Gower 2
Sibford Gower 2
3/37 Sibford Gower: Friends Meeting House, 1906
Sibford Gower: Friends Meeting House
3/38 Sibford Gower: The Manor
Sibford Gower: The Manor
3/39 Sibford Gower Pond 3
Sibford Gower Pond 3