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... Flood mark FEARS that the famous Louth Flood mark on the Eastgate Bridge would be lost have been put to rest this week. Mr Peter Grantham, of Grantham Bros builders, said that when the bridge is demolished in the autumn, the mark, which shows the level ...
... Flood FEARS tha Louth Flood Eastgate Br lost have be this week. Mr Peter Grantham [ said that wh is demolis autumn, the shows the water durir flood in 1920 discarded. It will be be wused i development Mr Grantt is possible, to incorpor: same ...
... follows: TOURING last week-end news was received of the terrible floods which devastated the North Devon resort of Lynmouth. In 1920. Louth suffered a very similar disaster by flooding. At that time the people of this country came to our aid in a wonderful ...
... honours those who died in flood WORK on the 66- vear-old Louth flood memorial was completed this week after an anonymous survivor of the tragedy paid for the renovation. An undisclosed amount was paid for the cleaning and refurbishment of the inscriptions ...
... years' service, especially during the 1920 flood at Louth, and during both wars. Mr. and Mrs. Maltby will spend their retirement at a new council flat, 15, Wallis Road. Their son, Ronald, is a lorry driver at Louth gasworks. • • • Former licensed premises ...
... World War. and came to Louth when he wasl demobilised. He and his wife lived in James Street and were made homeless by the Louth flood. He recalled that he was working at Grimsby at the time, and had just got home when the flood water swept through James ...
... • Ist Louth Guide.. irained by Miss Mabel Robinson. Presented the Building of St. James Spire. and the sth Louth Guides (Mrs Johnson and Mrs. Green,. the Pikarimise of Grace. 1.136. Miss Bch°. and Miss Gwen Blade% were responsible for 3rd Louth Guides' ...
... August when he opened a fund in connection with the Lynrnouth-Lynton disaster—with which Louth bad every sympathy, having suffered a disaster of similar magnitude in 1920—that 1953 was to quickly bring an even greater good on our very doorsteps. The third ...
... Slide show WE continue through Harold Jackson’s “Louth - The Owd and the New” HERE we are in the late 1920’s with the Baker Boy and his horse and cart - does anyone recognise Charles Cummings? Charles had started work as a milk roundsman and then became ...
... . After the war he moved to Louth. sod for Is rears he worked for the East Lanai. Garage before becoming chauffeur. mechanic for Mr. Charles of Elkingtott Hall, a post for 2e years. fouri In 1920. when Mr. Mee was flooded out of his home in Ramsgate. ...
... memories GAZING the charred remains of what once was the cricket pavilion of Louth's King Edward VI G rammer School with mixture of disbelief anger and sorrow memories came flooding in of building built at turn of the century 1902 with money raised from public ...
... carried on. lives iss Eleanorl COUNCIL TENANTS For a number of Brackenborough Road residents the Year 1920 is significant. It is the year of the Louth flood after which many of the homeless were housed in huts in High llolme Road, then some of these dwellers ...