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Photograph of farm w...
Note the clay pipe. One person is wearing a smock. Many people have bags, could these have been used for sowing seeds? What was the dog’s job on the farm? What jobs might the women do on the farm? Document Reference: MC 365/121
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Photograph of Stokes...
This is a Smock Mill. Just the top of the mill turns to face the wind. Note the horse and cart in the picture. Document Reference: ACC 2003/171
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Photograph of steam ...
This was an engine made by George Soame, an agricultural engineer of Marsham. Traction engines like this one were used for pulling ploughs. Document Reference: BR 50/13
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Photograph of havers...
A large number of people were needed to help with the harvest as we can see from this photograph. Document Reference: MC 2105/1/1
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Photograph of two un...
Shooting was a popular pastime in the countryside, both for fun and for food. Note the outfits the men are wearing to go shooting. Document Reference: MC 2105/1/1
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Bill of W. J. Beart,...
Note Walter Beart advertises that he is the veterinary surgeon for the Prince of Wales in Sandringham. Document Reference: BL (15) part 3
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Photograph of uniden...
The family are going for a walk. The picture looks idyllic but is this what life in the country really would have been like? Document Reference: MC 2105/1/1
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Home Industry - Lace...
Most young girls, women and older men who could no longer work the land were employed in crafts such as lace making. Although poorly paid it was a vital way of making enough money for food and clothing for many people
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hop pickers by wf wi...
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Aveling & Porter...
Picture taken at the Science Museum, London
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