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Type	Date	Month	Year	Index	Code	Content
Photograph				Torbay Chalet	27	Aerial photo of Torbay Chalet Hotel before housing development
Photograph				Torbay Chalet	28	Aerial View
Photograph			2000	Torbay Chalet	29	Development gets under way
Photograph				Farms/farming	1	Bill Peperell, Peters Farm
Photograph			1917	Farms/farming	2	Peters Farm, Correspondence, notes, photographs taken between 1917 and 1932, draft memoir, Basil Sutcliffe (Richard and Sarah Jane Stranger, Elizabeth (Betty) stranger
Photograph				Village/Parish	33	re roofing National Trust Barn
Photograph				School	35	Two Photographs of School play Late 1930’s early 40’s Surnames:- Coulton, Cooper, Bawden, Wills, Rickard, Prowse, (Prouse), Vallance, Counter, Mortimore, Roberts, Staddon, Coleridge, Webber, Harris, Bennett, Best
Photograph			1960	School	11	Late 1960 Photograph in the library, Trisha Moriarty, Janet Axford, Edward Joinson,David Ewing
Photograph			1965	Torbay Chalet	13	Torbay Chalet float at Paignton Carnival
Photograph			1930	Farms/farming	7	Peters Farm, possibly Phillip Bawden at junction of Kiln Road and Ipplepen Road
Type	Date	Month	Year	Index	Code	Content
Photograph				Farms/farming	8	Peters Farm , mowing
Photograph			1930	Farms/farming	9	Peters Farm, Orchard
Photograph			1930	Farms/farming	10	Peters Farm, haymaking
Photograph			1930	Farms/farming	11	Peters Farm, Kitchen
Photograph			1930	Farms/farming	12	View of Peters Farm from what is now Tor Field
Photograph		August	1946	Farms/farming	13	Palk Family, first harvest at Blagdon Farm of Jack Palk
Photograph			1948	Farms/farming	14	Frank Palk at Marldon Show, taken at Singmore Road field with Prince
Photograph			1956	Farms/farming	15	Frank Palk, Marldon Farmers win 7 out of 9 show cups
Photograph				Farms/farming	3	Peters Farm, Richard Stanley Stranger
Photograph			~ ~ ~	Property Sales	AC	Interior of Homeleigh Cottage
Type	Date	Month	Year	Index	Code	Content
Photograph		November	2006	Village/Parish	40	Field House/Tor Field, rebuilding of collapsed wall
Photograph			1960	Village/Parish	41	Early 1960’s development Parkfield Close/Millmans Road
Photograph			1960	Village/Parish	42	Early housing development Old Village Centre Pembroke Park
Photograph			1990	Village/Parish	43	Road Layout at Five Lanes Roundabout
Photograph			1970	Village/Parish	44	Junction Churscombe Cross Road Layout
Photograph			1991	Village/Parish	46	New Village Hall four photos
Photograph				Torbay Chalet	1	Downderry Kennels, showing Old English Sheepdogs bred by two sisters before it became Torbay Chalet Hotel
Photograph			1953	Apple Pie Fair	AC	The Apple Pie Fair Float
Photograph			1950	Torbay Chalet	2	Aerial view showing Cox’s Garage and Ship Inn, Churscombe Road and Green before it became a holiday camp
Photograph			~ ~ ~	Events	AC	Village outing (Original supplied by Mrs M. Lea-Wilson, daughter of the first Vicar, Sitting next to the driver)
Type	Date	Month	Year	Index	Code	Content
Photograph			1980	School	8	Three photographs of Keith Jones and Gwen Pulle leading the school children to Church
Photograph			c1950’s	Apple Pie Fair	48	Bowling for the Pig + 1 no names
Photograph			1982	School	9	Older Pupils in the New School, surnames include:- Powling, Warren, Slade, Bright, Skedgell, Henniker, Jones, Prothero, Goddard, Pulle, Silcock, Knapman, Peart, Staddoin, Brown, Wallington, Thompson, Wilson, Glynn, Duffin, Greek, Allcroft.
Photograph			c1900	Church	29	Pre-WW1 (no clock) Note continuous wall with gate by lychgate
Photograph			~ ~ ~	Property Sales	AC	Interior of Homeleigh Cottage
Photograph			1950	Torbay Chalet	3	1950/1960 brochure for Torbay Chalet Hotel
Photograph			1950	Torbay Chalet	4	Staff in the 1950’s including Mr and Mrs Bastwick, Betty Coaker, Peggy Blake and Laura King
Photograph			1950	Torbay Chalet	5	Staff group photo probably 1950’s including Mrs Rundle nee Vi Whittle
Photograph				Torbay Chalet	9	Fund raising event for Guide Dogs for the Blind Assoc.
Photograph				Torbay Chalet	10	Front entrance to Holiday Camp

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