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Archive

  • Buildings
    • Farms, Farmers & Small Holders
    • Historical Buildings and Features
    • Old Buildings – Some still exist, others have been demolished
    • Thatched Cottages in 1920
  • Directory Entries
    • White’s 1844 Directory
    • Kelly’s Directory of 1846
    • White’s 1855 Directory
    • Harrods 1864
    • PO 1865
    • White’s 1874 Directory
    • Kelly’s 1908 and 1916 Directories
    • County Handbook of 1917
    • Kelly’s 1925 Directory
    • Kelly’s Directory, 1930?
    • Kelly’s 1933 Directory and some 1937 info
    • Telephone list, 1951
  • Documents
    • Documents from before 1850
    • Fiske Deeds
    • Roll of Honour
    • Manorial account, 1374
    • Old maps of the village
    • Sale of land in 1930
    • Sale of Sir G Smyth’s properties in 1848
    • Short history of Elmswell, from Norman Sinclair’s handwritten notes
  • Elmswell Media
    • Centenary Leaflet
    • Church Magazine – Nov 1939
    • Coronation Festivities 2-6 June 1953
    • Correspondence
    • Judy Woollams’ research into 19th century newspaper reports – births, marriages and deaths etc
    • Newspaper Articles
    • Mike Gurr’s notes and newspaper cuttings
  • Elmswell Picture Archives
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    • Street Scenes – Old & Recent
  • Official Records
    • Baptisms June 1851 to May 1873
    • Burials from January 1813 to January 1889
    • Census
    • Enclosure Map, 1814
    • Marriages 1813 to 1899
    • Suffolk Parish Records Survey
  • Work & Society
    • Alphabetical Index of Elmswell Streets
    • A Walk Around Elmswell in 1911
    • A Short History of a Village Methodist Society
    • Elmswell Cemetery
    • Elmswell Football Club
    • Elmswell-Great Ashfield Airfield
    • Firms
    • Methodism In Elmswell, 1799-1999
    • Police
    • Public Houses in Elmswell
    • Rectors of Elmswell
    • Sophie Baker’s Diaries of 1934, 1937 and 1938
    • The Railway
    • The Fire Service
    • Vestry and Parish Church Meetings

The Cooperative Bacon Factory

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  • Accounts December 1929 and 1934
  • A Great Industry
  • Article in Meat Industry, 1965
  • Article in the Bury Free Press, 1978 (modernisation, EEC funded)
  • Articles in EADT, 1985
  • Articles in the Newsletter, April 2006 and July 2006
  • Bacon Factory keeps ahead in Produce Packaging, 1965
  • Brochures, 1922, 1926 and various notices etc
  • Comments in Oral interviews
  • Danish Bacon Cut Bury Free Press, 1959
  • David Black, Chairman and President
  • Historical Article in East Anglia Life, 1964
  • Laying the Foundation Stone and History
  • Laying of Foundation Stone (photos), 30th May 1911
  • Letters to Members
  • Letter to Members Signed by Mr Andreasen, 1955
  • Letter to Shareholders, 1974, Re Takeover Offer from ECF
  • List of Jobs
  • New Pork Chopping Bench in Meat Trades Journal, 1965
  • Notice of Staff Changes to Employees, October 1964
  • NUF Report
  • Mr Andreasen’s Long Service… Bury Free Press, 1965
  • Pictures of Staff at Work
  • Pig Farmer must meet pre-pack needs , 1965
  • Press Articles Loaned by Neville Freeman, CE 1974-7
  • Publicity, various dates
  • Scrapbook 1963-7
  • The Bacon Pig Show
  • Typescript, late 1970s – historical article
  • Various Exterior Pictures
  • £1 share certificate, William Jacob of The Lion garage, 6 August 1955

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