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  • Title: Two nuns demonstrate their mechanical skills

    Type: Image

    Date Published: Undated

    Description: Black and white photograph of two nuns demonstrating their mechanical skills to a crowd of onlookers.

  • Title: An Abbatial Blessing, Belmont Abbey

    Type: Image

    Date Published: Undated

    Description: An Abbatial Blessing at Belmont Abbey of Abbot Robert Richardson in 1967; he was the Abbot who succeeded Abbot Martin. It is Lent because the cross is covered. Officiating is Archbishop John Murphy, of Cardiff. The sub-deacon with glasses is Father Christopher Jenkins of Belmont. He later became head of the school at Belmont. Unfortunately, Abbot Robert died of cancer just three or four years later. He was the Abbot at Belmont when the present Abbot, Paul, first joined.

  • Title: Choir at Hereford Cathedral

    Type: Image

    Date Published: Undated

    Description: Black and white photograph of choirboys performing at Hereford Cathedral.

  • Title: Choirboys at Hereford Cathedral

    Type: Image

    Date Published: Undated

    Description: Black and white photograph of choirboys at Hereford Cathedral

  • Title: An evening Cathedral service.

    Type: Image

    Date Published: Undated

    Description: Black and white photograph of an evening Cathedral service.

  • Title: Joan Sutherland on set being filmed.

    Type: Image

    Date Published: Undated

    Description: Black and white photograph of Joan Sutherland on set being filmed.

  • Title: Joan Sutherland on stage in costume drama.

    Type: Image

    Date Published: Undated

    Description: Black and white photograph of Joan Sutherland on stage in costume drama.

  • Title: Hereford, Fire engine driving through floods, Oct 1998

    Type: Image

    Date Published: October 1998

    Description: Black and white photograph showing a fire engine driving through River Wye floods at Belmont Road roundabout, Hereford, October 1998.jpg

  • Title: View of Ross-on-Wye from the river

    Type: Image

    Date Published: unknown

    Description: Black and white photo of View of Ross-on-Wye from the river

  • Title: Two young boys playing in the river with a view of the town and church

    Type: Image

    Date Published: unknown

    Description: Black and white photo of two young boys playing in the river with a view of the town and church

  • Title: View of Ross from the river - caption says, Remains of Paddle Steamer 'within the castle'

    Type: Image

    Date Published: unknown

    Description: Black and white photo of View of Ross from the river - caption on photo says, Remains of Paddle Steamer 'within the castle'

  • Title: 1912: John Frost, Agricultural Chemist (Monmouth)

    Type: Image

    Date Published: unknown

    Description: Black and white photograph showing a shop front with a sign above saying "FROST CHEMIST". A row of apothecary jars can be seen in the window and on the ground several stoneware jars are lined-up along the front of the shop. On the right is a partly obscured sign that probably reads "NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE / Medicines & Appliances / ALL FREE / At this Old Government Established Shop". John Frost was an agricultural chemist who advertised his products "LAMBLIN" drench and "LAMTABS" tablets regularly in the Ross Gazette. He placed his first advert in September 1907 and the last in June 1922. "LAMBLIN" was a drench treatment for tapeworm in sheep and calves. He was the sole manufacturer of the product and sold it by the gallon. The presence of the apothecary jars and reference to medicines on the sign indicates he was also a pharmacist. His shop was located in Church Street, Monmouth. Regarding the sign referring to National Health Insurance, the National Insurance Act received Royal assent in December 1911. Therefore, this photograph dates from 1912 onwards.

  • Title: Ross Railway Stationmaster Mr. W. J. Fey (1925) October 8, 1925

    Type: Image

    Date Published: October 8, 1925 - page 2

    Description: Black and white head and shoulder studio photograph of Mr William James Fey wearing his Great Western Railway Company uniform. He was the stationmaster at Ross Railway Station from 1921 to 1925, retiring in August 1925 after nearly 48 years service. This photograph is featured in the Ross Gazette published on October 8, 1925 The accompanying newspaper article is headed "A PARTING GIFT ...An Interesting Function At Ross Station". His retirement function was held at Ross Railway Station where the Archdeacon of Hereford presented him with a marble clock. After he retired, Mr Fey moved back to the city where he was born, Plymouth. He died in 1960 aged ninety-six.

  • Title: Ross Hospital Carnival 1925: Junior Imperial League

    Type: Image

    Date Published: June 25 1925 - page 5

    Description: Black and white photograph showing the Junior Imperial League's float in the 1925 Carnival.

  • Title: Homs Road: Children's Playground [May 23, 1935]

    Type: Image

    Date Published: May 23, 1935 - page 3

    Description: Black and white photograph showing children playing in a sandpit. The caption is "THE SANDPIT". In the accompanying article headed "ROSS KIDDIES' PLAYGROUND" the management committee were appealing for further public subscriptions to maintain the playground. Behind the Dutch barn in the cattle market is the raised bank of the railway line and beyond that is a row of terraced houses. These are "Cawdor Gardens". CHILDREN IDENTIFIED IN THE PHOTOGRAPH The girl sat in the sand on the left nearest to the edge boarding has been identified by her son (Steve Zimmermann) as AUDREY ANNE GIBBONS. RELATED STORIES IN THE ROSS GAZETTE ARCHIVES PROJECT Ross Gazette 1928, May 31 (page 5) "CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND FOR ROSS" ...arrangements for providing a playground for the children of Ross are approaching completion...The playground...is situated opposite the Cattle Market...The initial equipment...will consist of a sand-pit...a "giant's stride", a see-saw, and three swings...

  • Title: Ross Ladies' Hockey Club

    Type: Image

    Date Published: May 9, 1929 - page 6

    Description: Black and white photograph of Ross Ladies' Hockey Club. This photograph featured in the Ross Gazette published on May 9, 1929 From left to right the team is named as: Standing: M. James, M. Rudge, M. Scott-Bowden, M. Blakelock, B. Meredith, C. Dean, A. Jolly, M. Morgan, J. Williams, P. Badger. Sitting: N. Keene, I. Thomas, H. Williams, G, Powell, P. Addis.

  • Title: Cantilupe Road: "Red and White Services" Booking office (coach service) - [October 7, 1937]

    Type: Image

    Date Published: October 7, 1937 - page 3

    Description: Black and white photograph showing the Red and White Services Booking office (bus service) in Cantilupe Road. RELATED STORIES IN ROSS GAZETTE ARCHIVES PROJECT 1937, July 8 (page 4) Announcement Red & White Services New Booking & Enquiry Office Open at 3, Cantilupe Road

  • Title: Market House, Ross-on-Wye 1960s

    Type: Image

    Date Published: unknown

    Description: Colour postcard of the Market House, Ross-on-Wye

  • Title: Ross Grammar School: Boys Cricket Team [July 28, 1932]

    Type: Image

    Date Published: July 28, 1932 - page 3

    Description: Black and white photograph of Ross Grammar School's cricket team. The team is named as: Standing: D. A. Dean, J. W. Harris, R. Turner, F. J. Moore, C. G. Longford, W. E. Little, W. R. Hill Seated: J. C. Snell, H. D. Nichols, J. R. Colcombe, J. F. Watkins (capt.), C. F. Babbage, J. L. Davies - C. F. BABBAGE (seated, second from the right) - Cyril Frederick Babbage was born in 1917 at Ludlow, the son of Fred and Beatrice Babbage. The family moved to Ross in 1929 when his father bought a butchers business at 3 Broad Street. In 1938 he joined the newly formed RAF Voluntary Reserve as a sergeant pilot with 602 Squadron. For his gallantry shown during the Battle of Britain, King George VI presented him with the Distinguished Flying Medal. After the war he continued serving in the RAF rising to the rank of Wing Commander. With him having a connection with Ross, on his death in 1976, an obituary appeared on the front page of the Ross Gazette (December 2, 1976).

  • Title: Wilton (1913)

    Type: Image

    Date Published: December 18 1913 - page 9

    Description: Black and white photograph showing the South Herefordshire hunt meet at Wilton. This picture appears in the Almanack supplement of the Ross Gazette published on December 18, 1913 with the caption "A meet of the South Herefordshire Foxhounds near Wilton Bridge, Ross." The buildings in the distance still exist today as 1 Wilton Cottage and Sadlers Mill. It appeared again in a special "Centenary Supplement " to the Ross Gazette on January 5, 1967

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