Summer Buggy entry at Uttoxeter Carnival

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Date:14th of June 1969

Description:The 'Summer Buggy' entry is pictured going down the High Street in Uttoxeter during the town's reinstated carnival. The pony is being led by Rosemary Plant, who owned both pony and trap, whilst the costumed occupants of the trap are Geoffrey Smith and Margaret Hudson, nee Smith. The event was held on Saturday, June 14 1969.


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1660s
Token, Uttoxeter
Token, Uttoxeter

An octagonal copper half penny token issued by John Halsley of Uttoxeter, mercer. ...

1870s
Edward McCann carte de visite, Uttoxeter
Edward McCann carte de visite, Uttoxeter

The reverse of a carte de visite produced by Edward McCann, Uttoxeter photographer, ...

1900s
McCann's Photographers and Tobacconists, Uttoxeter
McCann's Photographers and Tobacconists, Uttoxeter

Alfred McCann's photographic shop and studio at 27 High Street, adjoining the tobaconnists ...

1920s
Bird's eye view, Uttoxeter
Bird's eye view, Uttoxeter

An aerial view of Uttoxeter taken from the top of the Leighton Ironworks chimney ...

1940s
McCann's photographic studio, Uttoxeter
McCann's photographic studio, Uttoxeter

Gerald McCann's photographic studio on the first floor at 27 High Street, Uttoxeter. ...

1960s
Summer Buggy entry at Uttoxeter Carnival
Summer Buggy entry at Uttoxeter Carnival

Uttoxeter Carnival 1969 entry No 23, Summer Buggy with Geoffrey Smith and Margaret ...

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Image courtesy of: Mrs Margaret Hudson

Donor ref:Uttoxeter 1969 Carnival 3 (37/46762)

Source: Staffordshire Museum Service

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