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Arthur Neuendorffer on The Countess of Rutland’s Poesie 1 – Shakespeare Unmasked---------------------------------------------------- 1623 Folio (Act 4, Scene 7) Claudius reads Hamlet's letter to Laertes: 'High and mighty, You shall know I...
Neil Fortey on Leicestershire Regiment (?) – World War I.Hi Michelle, you will find information about them pre-1914 in the Long Long Trail website, which describes them as being...
Michelle McIntosh on Leicestershire Regiment (?) – World War I.Hello, I know I am really late to this thread, but was looking at the photo of the territorials and...
BASE Controller on Flight LM311, RAAF 467 SquadronI visited the site of the Memorial yesterday with two of my Grandchildren. It is included in the Geocaching.com War...
Michael Bradshaw on A Victorian garden partyHi Neil, hope you are well. In regards to the name Cooper, my next door neighbour when I lived in...
Neil Fortey on Mrs Isabella GaleHello John, thanks very much for getting on touch. All three of the Gale boys from Muston (Charles, Christopher and...
Arthur Neuendorffer on Elizabeth Sidney 1585-1612. Her LifeAs Ilya Gililov points out in his book _The Mystery of the Great Phoenix_ the similarity between the Elizabeth &...
Michael Bradshaw on The Bull: History of an Eighteenth Century InnMy early recollections of the Bull. Both I and my brother John were apprenticed Painters and Decorators with Mr Allan...
John James on Mrs Isabella GaleMy Mum’s father was Ernest Gale whose brother Luke also enlisted in the Lincolnshire Regiment an amazing co-incidence. I wonder...
Neil Fortey on Woolsthorpe canal bridge and lock cottageDear Tony, thanks for this insight into past events on the old canal. Perhaps the modern canal preservation group might...
Neil Fortey on James William BendDear Erwin, again our thanks for the information you have provided. It is clear that your great-grandfather did not join...
Neil Fortey on Bottesford Boy Scouts, possibly c.1960Dear Michael and Tony, thanks for sorting out the details of this photograph. Where would this archive be without supporters...
Tony Gammage on Woolsthorpe canal bridge and lock cottageNot sure of the date but would have been 1950s to 60s. There used to be what we called the...
Tony Gammage on Bottesford Boy Scouts, possibly c.1960The boy on first row left hand side is, I think, Peter Donger from the Hollies Farm in Easthorpe. As...
Tony Gammage on Memories of Herbert TurnerThe picture approaching Muston was taken from what was Easthorpe Lane, now cut by the A52. I biked this lane...
Erwin Bend on James William BendNeil, in regards to James Bend, in 1907 he applied for land to homestead in 1910, and it was granted...
Michael Bradshaw on Bottesford Boy Scouts, possibly c.1960Happy New Year Neil from the Colonies. The venue, I'm almost sure, the old VC Hall and around late 50s...
Neil Fortey on James William BendDear Erwin, Thanks for sending us this information, which clears up our uncertainty regarding James William Bend's life after WW1....
Erwin Bend on James William BendJames moved to Canada after the war and lived in Battle River, Alberta, near Lloydminster. He is listed in the...
Neil Fortey on Bottesford Boy Scouts, possibly c.1960Thanks Lynn. Can you confirm where the picture was taken? I expect it was the hall in the new High...
Lynn on Bottesford Boy Scouts, possibly c.1960I think the boy at the very front on the right hand side of the photograph might be Stuart Spalding....
Edmund Wilkinson on 8. Vice in Every Village, Poverty in Every CottageThere was certainly vice in Muston in the early eighteenth century! While researching the 1719 Will of one of my...
Neil Fortey on Woolsthorpe canal pool looking towards MustonHi Tony, Thanks again for your comments on pictures in the archive. This is one of the photos Michael Honeybone...
Tony Gammage on Woolsthorpe canal pool looking towards MustonThe lock gates were removed in the mid late fifty’s from all the locks along the canal and wind up...
Tony Gammage on The Coy and Bray families of MustonThe picture of tractor and binder brought back many memories. I spent many hours with Bill Bray and Walter Coy...