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Tucker's the butchers on Maggs Hill. The picture shows Wilfred Tucker (centre right) next to George Baker (centre left)
Tucker’s the butchers on Maggs Hill. The picture shows Wilfred Tucker (centre right) next to George Baker (centre left)
Hodder's pony trap South Road
An early picture of Hodder’s the newsagent. Cadbury’s Chocolate is advertised on the shop window.
Hodder's pony and trap South Road
Hodder’s pony and trap South Road outside their shop.
Cliff Hodder with sister Gladys in shop in South Road
Cliff Hodder with sister Gladys in shop in South Road
Cliff and Kitty Hodder's shop in South Road
Cliff and Kitty Hodder’s shop in South Road
Hodder's shop in South Road
Hodder’s shop in South Road
Milly Hodder
Milly Hodder
Elizabeth Hodder outside Mendip View.
Elizabeth Hodder – had newsagent on South Road
Women's Institute Carnival Float for a village fete in the 1950s. Left to right are: Andrew Pickford, Margaret Pickford, Kitty Hodder, Isobel Tucker, Ivy Tucker, unknown, Winifred Watts, Betty Bridges, Vera Tompkins and Peter Tompkins.
Women’s Institute Carnival Float for a village fete in the 1950s. Left to right are: Andrew Pickford, Margaret Pickford, Kitty Hodder, Isobel Tucker, Ivy Tucker, unknown, Winifred Watts, Betty Bridges, Vera Tompkins and Peter Tompkins.
Joe Holbrook from Home Farm outside the Blacksmiths with his favourite horse Maud. The young lady is Rhona Moxham, blacksmith’s daughter. The sign on the wall “Pratts” indicates that the blacksmith sold petrol.
Oakhill House
Dolly Holbrook standing in the doorway to Oakhill House. She also sold milk, bananas and eggs.
George and Arthur Holbrook's Drapers and Grocery Store on Maggs Hill. The small shop further up Maggs Hill on the left was a bread and cake shop. This picture was taken in the early 1900s.
George and Arthur Holbrook’s Drapers and Grocery Store on Maggs Hill. The small shop further up Maggs Hill on the left was a bread and cake shop. This picture was taken in the early 1900s.
Minnie Holbrook in South Road
Minnie Holbrook in South Road
Holbrook's in Maggs Hill
Holbrook’s on Maggs Hill
Holbrook's on Maggs Hill
Holbrook’s on Maggs Hill
Mr. Robert Pullen, who came to Timsbury School as headmaster in 1940, teaching his favourite subject, 'Bees', on which he was an acknowledged expert. The picture, taken in 1946, shows pupils (left to right) Janet Holbrook (Meadgate), Jill Robbins, Monica Purnell, Barbara Bridges, Hazel Curtis and Rita Cottle
Mr. Robert Pullen, who came to Timsbury School as headmaster in 1940, teaching his favourite subject, ‘Bees’, on which he was an acknowledged expert. The picture, taken in 1946, shows pupils (left to right) Janet Holbrook (Meadgate), Jill Robbins, Monica Purnell, Barbara Bridges, Hazel Curtis and Rita Cottle
Picture taken at the 20th anniversay celebrations in 1998.
Timsbury Ladies Choir 20th Anniversary Celebrations 1998
Timsbury Ladies Choir 20th Anniversary Celebrations 1998
Timsbury Ladies Choir 20th Anniversary Celebrations 1998
The Workers Educational Association had its own drama group which pre-dated the Timsbury Theatre Group. This is a production from the 1930s.
The Workers Educational Association had its own drama group which pre-dated the Timsbury Theatre Group. This is a production from the 1930s.
Timsbury Theatre Group and Workers Educational Association joint production of Blythe Spirit.
Timsbury Theatre Group and Workers Educational Association joint production of Blythe Spirit.
Timsbury Theatre Group was formed in 1973.
Timsbury Theatre Group was formed in 1973.
Timsbury Theatre Group was formed in 1973 and this was a production of Aladdin from the late 1970s
Timsbury Theatre Group was formed in 1973 and this was a production of Aladdin from the late 1970s
This is the Women's Institute members on a visit to a flour mill in 1955
This is the Women’s Institute members on a visit to a flour mill in 1955
Women's Institute party in YMCA Hall
Women’s Institute party in YMCA Hall
Timsbury Rifle Club
The Timsbury Rifle Club was formed on 24 April 1902 at a meeting at the National School. It was affiliated to the National Rifle Association. A range was opened on 29 November 1902, but so far the precise location in Timsbury is not known, though a newspaper report indicated that land was provided at Lower Congre by the Timsbury Colliery Company at a nominal rent. Competitions took place between several local villages. It has not been possible to determine when the club closed.
South Road Methodist Chapel
South Road Methodist Chapel Young Wives meeting in the early 1960s
Timsbury Methodist Church
Timsbury Art Group during a meeting at Tabor Methodist Church
Timsbury Art Group during a meeting at Tabor Methodist Church
Sweet stall at Methodist Church Fete – 1930s
Wesleyan Mehodist Preachers 1873
Clifford Ruddock, Chair of the Parish Council 1925-37 and 1938-53
Clifford Ruddock, Chair of the Parish Council 1925-37 and 1938-53
Charles Ruddock Mead-King Rector 1910-1934
Charles Ruddock Mead-King Rector 1910-1934
Cliff Dunster (left) and Howard Newth (right) worked tirelessly to preserve footpaths within Timsbury Parish and the surrounding area from 1981
Cliff Dunster (left) and Howard Newth (right) worked tirelessly to preserve footpaths within Timsbury Parish and the surrounding area from 1981
Timsbury carnival procession children's fancy dress in 1959. Picture taken on the Recreation Field.
Timsbury carnival procession children’s fancy dress in 1959. Picture taken on the Recreation Field.
Evacuees from East End of London in 1940 at a tea party at Mrs Perrett's house
Evacuees from East End of London in 1940 at a tea party at Mrs Perrett’s house on North Road.
Susan Chillcott. Born 8 July 1963 in Timsbury. She was an English Soprano. At the age of 12 yrs she was talent spotted by Mollie Petrie. She attended the Guildhall School of Music, London, and later sang with Scottish Opera: then at Glynebourne and lastly with the Welsh National Opera. She died on 4th Sept 2003 with Breast Cancer. She lived at one time at Radford.
Sidney Sims was involved in a motorcycle accident and had a leg removed. He also sold sweets and cigarettes. Miners from Camerton and other pits often used to visit the shop to sit in front of the coal fire. The shop was a meeting place on Saturday evenings. The Pink ‘un and Green ‘un were delivered to the shop. These were papers delivered from Bristol which contained the football results. Men would check their ‘pools’ results. Sidney kept the shop open until 9pm.
Timsbury Auxiliary Fire Brigade in 1942. L-R Fred Box, Joe Rhodes, Bill Miles, Ivan Millgrove, Jack Risden, Wilf Kite (hidden), Frank Kite, Jack Fisher and Bobby Thatcher.
Timsbury Auxiliary Fire Brigade in 1942. L-R Fred Box, Joe Rhodes, Bill Miles, Ivan Millgrove, Jack Risden, Wilf Kite (hidden), Frank Kite, Jack Fisher and Bobby Thatcher.
Alfred Ashley in Geoffrey Curtis' house at Bloomfield after the fire in his house.
Alfred Ashley in Geoffrey Curtis’ house at Bloomfield after the fire in his house.
Arthur (Fred) Sims, Coal Haulier and Trap & Car Hirer, with his wife Hilda (nee Fricker, aunt of John Fricker) and son Ron outside their home at South View 1940s
Martyn Jeffs
Martyn Jeffs, postmaster
Arthur Moon
Arthur Moon, Chair of the 1970-1992Parish Council
The Black Dog Darts Team. The Black Dog was another name name for the Rising Sun in old Bloomfield.
The Black Dog Darts Team. The Black Dog was another name name for the Rising Sun in old Bloomfield.
Timsbury Male Voice Quartet L-R Bill Fear (tenor), Bert Fricker (second tenor), Alec Tucker (baritone) and George Fear (bass). They were also known as The Singing Miners.
Timsbury Male Voice Quartet L-R Bill Fear (tenor), Bert Fricker (second tenor), Alec Tucker (baritone) and George Fear (bass). They were also known as The Singing Miners.
Bernard Cayzer laying the foundation stone of the Conygre Hall in 1973. Left to right are L Brewer (Chairman of the Development Committee), J Crozier (who designed and built the Hall) and Arthur Moon (Chair of the Parish Council). In the background is the old Miners' Welfare Hut.
Bernard Cayzer laying the foundation stone of the Conygre Hall in 1973. Left to right are L Brewer (Chairman of the Development Committee), J Crozier (who designed and built the Hall) and Arthur Moon (Chair of the Parish Council). In the background is the old Miners’ Welfare Hut.
Doris and Percy Dart in the New Inn
Doris and Percy Dart in the New Inn
Milk cart in Newmans Lane
William Brudenell-Barter Rector 1783-1825
Tabor Chapel Sunday School
Tabor Chapel Sunday School
Doris Gladys Helps (nee Gregory) with her father Ernest Gregory at her wedding at The Tabor Chapel in 1950. The reception was held at Kingwell Hall.
Doris Gladys Helps (nee Gregory) with her father Ernest Gregory at her wedding at The Tabor Chapel in 1950. The reception was held at Kingwell Hall.
Tabor Chapel
Tabor Chapel
Tabor Chapel
This photo was taken at Lynch and shows Albert White of Tabor Farm hand milking cows.
This photo was taken at Lynch and shows Albert White of Tabor Farm hand milking cows.
War Memorial
The man standing Ernest Moxham holding a young boy, Jake. Also in the picture are six other children. Standing just in front to his left are sisters Ivy & Violet Ware. They look to be in their teens; they are wearing berets & jackets. In the front of the picture are two boys, Billy & Ronald Ware. They are both wearing what looks to be school uniforms, long socks, lace up shoes, shorts & jumpers with ties & caps on their heads. They look about 7 & 6 yrs old. Next to Ronald is Rhona Moxham, in a dress & holding a hat, she looks about 7yrs old. Lastly is her sister Brenda about 5 yrs old wearing a skirt & jumper. She has very curly hair.
Rhona Moxham was in the Women's Land Army (WLA), a civilian organisation created during World War II so women could work in agriculture and replacing men called up to the military. They were commonly known as Land Girls.
Rhona Moxham was in the Women’s Land Army (WLA), a civilian organisation created during World War II so women could work in agriculture and replacing men called up to the military. They were commonly known as Land Girls.
The British Legion celebrated its Golden Jubilee in 1972. The Queen marked the occasion by awarding the prefix Royal. Legion certificates for valuable service were presented. Back row (L-R) Joe Warner, Bill Ashton, Reg Sage, Ralph Coombes. Front row (L_R) Gordan Jarrett, Dr Crook, Bert Matthews, Fred Sperring.
The British Legion celebrated its Golden Jubilee in 1972. The Queen marked the occasion by awarding the prefix Royal. Legion certificates for valuable service were presented. Back row (L-R) Joe Warner, Bill Ashton, Reg Sage, Ralph Coombes. Front row (L_R) Gordan Jarrett, Dr Crook, Bert Matthews, Fred Sperring.
Members of the British Legion outside the original Legion building in South Road.
Gilbert Hasel and Hilda Waring
Back Row L-R: Frank Lodge, Sid Jefferies, Ron Elliott and Jim Elliott. Front Row: Howard Elliott, Les Edgell, Don Elliott
Dorothy Haywood and Gwen Humphies on the tennis court at Hillside House where Mrs Kemp ran a club for girls.
Dorothy Haywood and Gwen Humphies on the tennis court at Hillside House where Mrs Kemp ran a club for girls.
Tennis at Hillside House
Tennis at Hillside House
Member of the Pain family that lived at Hook
Member of the Pain family that lived at Hook
Florence Wilkins (in hat with flower on dress)
Florence Wilkins (in hat with flower on dress)
Florence Hembury, photographed in Lansdown View, was district nurse for the village until 1939.
Florence Hembury, photographed in Lansdown View, was district nurse for the village until 1939.
Day trip
Band of Hope
The Band of Hope was first proposed in 1847 by Rev. Jabez Tunnicliff, who was a Baptist minister in Leeds. Its objective was to teach children the importance and principles of sobriety and teetotalism. In 1855, a national organisation was formed. The Timsbury Band of Hope was attached to the Wesleyan Church on South Road. Regular musical services were held in the Temperance Hall and the chapel on South Road.
Timsbury Salvation Army Band outside Upper Conygre Pit
Mullins Family
Fred Mullins, with suit and cap, pictured with Albert Humphries and his sons.
Coombs' cycle shop in North Road
Coombs’ cycle shop in North Road. L-R Sonny Coombs, unknown, Alec Tucker, Mrs Coombs, Percy Thatcher and Bill Coombs
Jack 'Sonny' Coombs and cycling prizes
Jack ‘Sonny’ Coombs was one of the most successful track cyclists in the West Country, in 1928 Sonny won 31 prizes in 17 meetings, aged 38. In 1939 he won the Somerset County Championship 5 mile race. He also held the record for the fastest time from Bath to London and that record stood for many years. He lived on North Road where his parents ran a cycling shop. ‘J W Coombs & Son’.
Jack ‘Sonny’ Coombs and cycling prizes. Sonny Coombs first started racing in 1910 aged 20.
Garden Fete for Mendip Moral Welfare Association 25 May 1965
Garden Fete for Mendip Moral Welfare Association 25 May 1965
Garden Fete for Mendip Moral Welfare Association 25 May 1965
Mrs Cox’s (former postmistress) retirement in July 1947at Timsbury Post Office when presentations were made to Mrs Cox (seated) after 30 years service as postmistress and Miss E Young (third from left standing) who was leaving after 10 years service.
William Beacham outside Pitfour House 1940
William Beacham outside Pitfour House 1940
Tom Evans who put in 45 years service as the village postman in 1911 at his house in The Avenue
Tom Evans who put in 45 years service as the village postman in 1911 at his house in The Avenue
Sister Evans
District Nurse Evans
District Nurses 1950s - Nurse Evans (left) and Nurse Pethick (right)
District Nurses 1950s – Nurse Evans (left) and Nurse Pethick (right)
Ronald Gregory
Ronald Gregory
Ronald Gregory
Laurence Berry and Doris Gregory at 2 Foundry Cottages
Gregory Family
Gregory Family
Gregorys of Bloomfield
Bernard Newth
Bernard Newth
Haymaking in the 1930s in the field that is now the Greenvale estate.
Haymaking in the 1930s in the field that is now the Greenvale estate.
A celebration
Oliver Janes was conductor of the Timsbury Male Voice Choir.
Timsbury Male Voice Choir 1983
Timsbury Male Voice Choir 1983
Timsbury Male Voice Choir 1949
Timsbury Male Voice Choir 1949
Timsbury Male Voice Choir
A big village meal.
Mr Brown, who worked for the Water Board, in his 1922 Rover 8 hp
This is Mr. Brown in his 1922 Rover 8 hp outside his house at Church Hill in 1924. Mr. Brown was a collector of water rates for Clutton District Council.
Unknown event and location, but many Timsbury residents present.
Percy Hatherall, killed on HMS Prince of Wales, with Edwin Kite of Bloomfield
Job Gould - Hairdresser North Road
Job Gould was a barber in North Road for over 30 years.
Mary Gould, the wife of Job Gould, barber in North Road.
In the 1950s, boxing in Timsbury was at its peak and in Cliff Purnell the village found a heavyweight who eventually reached the top ten in the country. Cliff was a product of the numerous tournaments originally held at a boxing ring above the stables between the Smithery and Forge House, in Church Lane. He trained at gyms in Hobbs Wall, Farmborough, and South Road, Timsbury, with his trainer Bill Miles. Nicknamed the “Bath Bombshell”, Cliff went on to win 20 professional bouts which included 11 knockouts, with fights against Henry Cooper and Joe Erskine. He died in 2011.
Cliff Purnell
Cliff Purnell, heavyweight professional boxer 1951-1964 known as the Bath Bombshell
Bill Miles
Eddie Strong, international athlete from Timsbury
Eddie Strong, international athlete from Timsbury
Henry Cecil Rhodes was a one-mile champion, and lived in Lansdown Crescent, Timsbury. He took part in trials for the 1920 Summer Olympics. He used to race the horse dray between Bath and Timsbury, and he nearly always won. He played for Timsbury Athletic Football Team, becoming the trainer for many years.
Maude Crang in 1908
Maude Crang in 1908
James Crang. The Crang family lived in Pitfour House.
James Crang. The Crang family lived in Pitfour House.
Dr Crang and other male members of the Crang family at Pitfour House.
Dr Crang and other male members of the Crang family at Pitfour House.
Findlater Crang 1809 - 1892
Findlater Crang 1809 – 1892. He was a surgeon who lived in Pitfour House.
Mr Abbotts Class 1973-4
Mr Abbotts Class 1973-4
Abbott's Baker Shop at the bottom of Maggs Hill with the delivery van. Shown from left to right are Mrs Abbott, S Fry, Colin Abbott, Shilling Moon (front) and A Abbott.
Abbott’s Baker Shop at the bottom of Maggs Hill with the delivery van. Shown from left to right are Mrs Abbott, S Fry, Colin Abbott, Shilling Moon (front) and A Abbott.
Shilling Moon with his father
Charlie Heal's Garage, High Street
Charlie Heal’s Garage, High Street
Charles Heal's garage on the corner of Pitfour Terrace. Pictured left to right are Alec Clark, Mr Fowler, Bill Hasell and Charles Heal.
Charles Heal’s garage on the corner of Pitfour Terrace. Pictured left to right are Alec Clark, Mr Fowler, Bill Hasell and Charles Heal. It was in operation in the 1920s and 1930s.
Wedding of John and Win Greening in 1949
This is Mr Carr standing beside one of Collins' lorries. The Collins family were millers, brewers and tanners.
This is Mr Carr standing beside one of Collins’ lorries. The Collins family were millers, brewers and tanners.
Dr Bertram Austin Crook
Dr Crook came to Timsbury in early 1933 and was the village GP until1972. This picture was probably taken in the late1950s. He was also member of the Mendip Cave Rescue Team, carried out his own post mortems at Radstock mortuary, operated at Paulton Hospital on Tuesday and Thursdays after surgery and also played chess on Tuesday evenings when the village had a chess club. He died in 1973.
Ernest Moxham with Jake Pickfordl (left) working in the forge.
Jake Moxham who was an engineer.
This photograph was taken in the 1930s and is of Ernest Moxham, blacksmith and his son Jake, outside the Forge in Church Lane.
This is Jake Moxham, in his toy Vauxhall car outside the blacksmith’s forge.
The horse is being held by Ernest Moxham, blacksmith, and two children, Rhona and Jake outside the Forge in Church Lane.
L-R Vera Dando, Ivy Moxham, Winnie Bush, Freda Sage, Maria Dando and Lily Bush. Photo taken in 1913 by Rev. Meade-King.
Three youngsters watching a traction engine working in Greenvale in the 1930s. The field was owned by the Moxham family.
Three youngsters watching a traction engine working in Greenvale in the 1930s. The field was owned by the Moxham family.
Bridges' the Shoemaker in Rectory Lane
Mr Bridges sold a variety of shoes from elegant ladies’ shoes to pit boots, and made the pit boots himself. The boots were made of thick ‘split’ leather guaranteed to last a year. To have them repaired would cost 3/9d. Mr Bridges Snr used tools supplied by Mr Moxham, the blacksmith. Poorer people would come in just for a cut-out sole and heel so that they could do home repairs. David Bridges, his son, started at 14 and didn’t know all the tricks of the trade, so George Dando would come and help the ‘youn un’ if he had any problems. Later David Bridges took over the business.
Mrs Moxham and Mrs Bird, children's nurses for the Samborne family at Timsbury House.
Mrs Moxham and Mrs Bird, children’s nurses for the Samborne family. Ernest Moxham’s wife Ada had come to the village from London as a nanny for the Sambornes, in Timsbury House.
Two young boys on Church Hill.
Two young boys on Church Hill. The one on the right is Jake Moxham son of the village blacksmith who worked himself at the forge in Church Lane. He was the brother of Rhona Moxham. The one on the right is Dennis Bush who became landlord of the Seven Stars.
Albert E Moxham
Albert E Moxham. he often used his car as a taxi and for hire
This instrument is used to pull animal teeth, but Ernest Moxham, the blacksmith, did use it to pull teeth of some people in the village – he used to sit them on the anvil – no anaesthetic! The instrument looks somewhat like a corkscrew, but has a curved arm which presumably fitted around the tooth.
Rhona Moxham with her grandfather’s toothpick.
Women’s Land Army
This picture shows the prefabs in what is now Greenvale Drive with St John's Road running off to the right. The children are Brian and Jennifer Robinson in 1955
This picture shows the prefabs in what is now Greenvale Drive with St John’s Road running off to the right. The children are Brian and Jennifer Robinson in 1955
This photo was taken in 1914 in the field behind Tabor Farm showing (L-R) Albert White, Nelson White and Ern Fricker.
This photo was taken in 1914 in the field behind Tabor Farm showing (L-R) Albert White, Nelson White and Ern Fricker.
Oliver Janes
Oliver Janes
Female members of the Janes Family.
Male members of the Janes family. L-R back row Oliver Janes, Ernest Janes, Herbert Janes. L-R front row William Janes, Joseph Janes, George Janes.
Male members of the Janes family. L-R back row Oliver Janes, Ernest Janes, Herbert Janes. L-R front row William Janes, Joseph Janes, George Janes.
Photo taken in 1872 from Radford showing Dunford Farm and Withy Mills Colliery.
Photo taken in 1872 from Radford showing Dunford Farm and Withy Mills Colliery.
Bonfire built to celebrate the Relief of Mafeking (Boer War) in 1900.
Enoch Bowdich was a market gardener in Timsbury Bottom
Enoch Bowdich was a market gardener in Timsbury Bottom
Roland Pickford, Chair of the Parish Council 1953-70
Roland Pickford, Chair of the Parish Council 1953-70
Major Bernard Cayzer opening cricket club house
Major Bernard Cayzer opening cricket club house
Bernard Cayzer at Parish's House
Bernard Cayzer at Parish’s House
H Wyn Davies
Hugh Vipond Davies Rector 1956-1976
British Legion Officials and Committee 1950s
British Legion Officials and Committee 1950s
Timsbury Women's Bristish Legion Section at the opening of the present Legion Hall which had previously been the Church Hall.
Timsbury Women’s British Legion Section at the opening of the present Legion Hall which had previously been the Church Hall.
Eric Brimble, Clerk to the Parish Council 1955-9
Eric Brimble, Clerk to the Parish Council 1955-90
Alan Moore
Alan Moore, actor
Commander Barnaby Samborne, first Captain of the Royal Navy's nuclear submarine Dreadnought
Commander Barnaby Samborne, first Captain of the Royal Navy’s nuclear submarine Dreadnought
Clarence Parfitt
Clarence Parfitt
John and Ellen Peak at Homeland, Tyning.
John and Ellen Peak at Homeland, Tyning.
Ted Cottle who worked at Radford Flour Mill, and he lived in Radford.
Two beekeepers in garden. The man on Left with cap, glasses and pipe, is holding honey comb frame covered in bees. The woman on right is holding metal smoke gun.
Bill Bird who was a Miner, who lived in the Tanyard in Mill Lane in Radford.
Fourth Officer P Butcher showed students from Timsbury Senior School round the s.s. Somerset. The school had adopted the boat.
Fourth Officer P Butcher showed students from Timsbury Senior School round the s.s. Somerset. The school had adopted the boat.
Born Peter Frederick Wedlock on 23 May 1942 to a famous footballing family, Fred was raised in his parents pub in Bristol. He started singing at the age of 4 as singing eased his childhood asthma, joining school and church choirs when older. At the University of Swansea he acquired his first banjo and guitar, later joining the Bristol folk scene. Originally a youth employment officer and then a teacher in Bristol, Fred played many gigs at pubs and around. His greatest fame came with the hit song ‘Oldest Swinger in Town’, and ‘Chartbusters 81’. A Timsburyresident for over 30 years, Fred died on 4th March 2010.
Fred Wedlock
Fred Wedlock
Veronica Packham was a very active resident as a Parish Councillor from 1989 to 2019, the last 13 as the Chairman. She was also a St Marys school governor, on St Marys Parochial Church Council and its lead organist for many years.
Jeff Sluggett moved to Farmborough in1971 and in 1987 he became involved in Timsbury Theatre Group. Jeff took an increasingly active part looking after the Conygre Hall’s facilities. In 2013 he took on the new role of hall manager on a completely voluntary basis. Jeff was also one of the main organisers of the Timsbury Fun Days. He died in 2020.

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