Marldon Church

St John the Baptist Church – the exterior view as seen from Tor Field

St John the Baptist Church – an exterior view as seen from Love Lane

St John the Baptist Church – an exterior view as seen from Love Lane

St John the Baptist Church – an exterior view as seen from the top of the graveyard

St John the Baptist Church – painted in October 1856 by E. Vavasour, the church has no pinnacles and the cottage in front is thatched

St John the Baptist Church – taken between 1896 – 1920, no clock

St John the Baptist Church – pre-World War, there is no clock

St John the Baptist Church – some Bellringers (l-r) Norman Mortimer, Ray Squires, John Clift, Fred Webb, Colin Axford, Sylvia Mortimer, Colin Barr, Fred Westaway, Ernie Rickards

St John the Baptist Church – the Bellringer’s presentation to Fred Westaway

St John the Baptist Church – our 1969 Bellringers (l-r) Ralph Moriaty, Cecil Skinner, Peter Ward, Fred Westaway, Norman Mortimore, Don Tetlow, Ernest Rickard, Don Staddon, Peter Phillips, Philip Bowden

St John the Baptist Church – our 1952 Bellringers (l-r) A. Heath, W. Westaway, A. Low, Reverand F. Langdon, G. Tucker, J. Heath

St John the Baptist Church – the Choir in 1906 (back l-r) Charlie Archer, Jim Wills, Fred Langworthy, Bill Fair, Ken Tatum, Walter Wills, John Neck, Bill Wills.. (front l-r) Jack Wills, Stanley Wills (behind) Walter Langworthy, Jack Langworthy, Percy Melhuish, Percy Fair (behind) Jack fair, Jim Rendell, Alf Wills, Stanley Langworthy, Arthur Ellis

St John the Baptist Church – our 1942 Church Choir (back l-r) Pat Cooper, Esther Webber, Mrs Burley, Mr Burley (Choirmaster), Millie Wills (front l-r) Arthur Stevens, Barbara or Val Turner, Rita or Sheila Coulton, Hilary White

MARLDON CHURCH – COMPTON – VILLAGE PEOPLE – VILLAGE EVENTS – VILLAGE OUTINGS – THE SCHOOL

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