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Pictures of Lyme in the mid-1920s

  • Writer: Graham Davies
    Graham Davies
  • Nov 25, 2023
  • 1 min read

The Research Team was very pleased indeed to receive this album from John Collinson of photographs taken either by his father or his uncle Norman: not only do personal photographs often show areas of Lyme neglected by professional photographers, but as in this case, they have an exact date: July 1926. Although not in pristine condition, given they are now nearly 100 years old, they are remarkably clear - and very informative.

 
 
 

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