The Tenor Bell

Bramford Church

Bramford Pump

Coach Outing

From Bramford

The Bramford Darts Team

The Bramford Cock Darts Team

Isaura Loraine

Captain Eustace Loraine’s Funeral

Eustace Broke Loraine

David Allum

and Prince, his shire horse braved the torrent of flood water as heavy rain and rapidly melting deep snow combined to flood the Gipping Valley in 1939.

1939 Flood and bridge collapse

Bramford Mill

Bramford Station

Fisons Works

Paper Mill Lane Bramford

Bramford School 19 century

Bramford Station Fire 1911

Looking towards Ipswich – right of picture are houses in Station Alley (now Keebles Car Sales)

Walnut Tree Place Bramford

A water colour picture of the cottages that burnt down in 1809

Bowmans Bakery Bramford

Bramford Church Green Postcard

Bramford Church and Boathouse

Bramford signal box

Signalmen William Cobb (bottom of steps) and Jack Knights

Bramford Station 1910

A 1910 postcard just before the fire. The signal box can be seen on the extreme left

Packards

Bramford Hall

Bramford Hall

Bramford Hall

Christmas postcard front 1906

Bramford Street

The Wealden House

The Wealden House – This old house used to stand on Gables Corner on the Junction of Paper Mill Lane and Ship Lane

The old “Top Shop”

The old Top Shop pictured are John Tricker, Walter Tricker and Mr Sewell

The Top Shop

This was the old “Top Shop” that burnt down in the 1960’s. The site was cleared and is now Walnut Tree Close

The Street 1940s (Bramford)

Postcard of The Street Bramford c1911

Cock Corner – About 1930

Cock Corner – About 1930. The house on the left is Holly Cottage and the terrace used to be known as “Gipping Cottages”. Behind the last one the right there used to be another row of houses called “Cock Alley”

Ivy and Well Cottages Bramford

These were demolished in the 1960’s and the site is now occupied by 18/20 Fitzgerald Road (formerly Sproughton Road)

Lovetofts Farm – 1

Lovetofts Farm – 3

Lovetofts Farm – 2