Class group, Cheddleton School

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Date:1905 - 1910 (c.)

Description:Pupils and teachers, Group IV, Cheddleton School.

Back row (left to right): Miss Dale, Martin, George Wilshaw, Lizzie Cooper, Dick Heath, Agnes Brearly, Charlie Bridgett, Edith Bowyer, Mr J. Parnell (Headmaster).

2nd Row: Jackson, James Bowyer, Lucy Martin, William Sutcliffe, Katy Brearton, Stanley Brough, Mary Turner, William Speed, Sidney Johnson.

3rd row: Ursula Griffiths, Helen Jackson, Stuart Newstead, Blakeman, John Martin, Gertrude Turner, Fred Whiston, Jack Goodwin, William Bold.

Front row: Ernest Blakeman, Leslie Morris, Fred Turner, Douglas Rane, Victor Whiteman, Herbert Sigley, John Bold, Harold Bradbury.

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1900s

Plate from Cheddleton National Schools

A ceramic plate bearing an emblem and the inscription 'Cheddleton National Schools'....

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1950s

Group of children, Cheddleton School

Whole school photograph of pupils on the playground at Cheddleton School.

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1980s

Book launch, Cheddleton

Launching the book 'Cheddleton - A Village History'. Editor Robert Milner, a local ...

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2010s

Nursing History Museum Display, Cheddleton

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Donor ref:P2023.014.0422 (37/50169)

Source: Staffordshire Museum Service

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