Date:1910 - 1911 (c.)
Description:In the grounds of Townsend House, Sedgley, with Winnie Wilkes holding a hoop by a tree. At the time this photograph was taken Townsend House was the home of George Frederick Wilkes (1866-1942) and his wife Alberta Winifred. Winnie, pictured here, is probably their daughter Doris Winifred Wilkes, born 1898. George Wilkes was a bedstead manufacturer and farmer. Townsend House was demolished in the 1960s and the site is now occupied by Townsend Avenue and High Park Crescent. Photographer: Albert Henry Yelland.
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In the grounds of Townsend House, Sedgley, with Mrs Wilkes and her daughter Winnie, holding a doll. ...
In the grounds of Townsend House, Sedgley, with Winnie Wilkes holding a hoop by a tree. At the time ...
In the grounds of Townsend House, Sedgley, with Winnie Wilkes (right) and two other girls sitting by ...
In the grounds of Townsend House, Sedgley, with Winnie Wilkes sitting on a fence. At the time this ...
In the grounds of Townsend House, Sedgley, with Winnie Wilkes sitting by a tree with a King Charles ...
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Creators: Mr Albert Henry Yelland - Creator
Donor ref:P83.023.0203 (37/43707)
Source: Staffordshire Museum Service
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