Astrop Road in the early 20th Century

Astrop Road Stores and Post Office in the early 20th Century

The Baptist Chapel, King’s Sutton in the early 20th Century

Blakes Corner (where modern-day Bulls Lane, Whittall Street and Richmond Street meet)

The old Sydenham ironstone works immediately after demolition

The old Sydenham ironstone works immediately after demolition

The top of the High Street (now Whittall Street)

The bottom of the High Street (now Whittall Street) with the old Three Tuns pub

The top of the High Street (now Whittall Street)

The Manor House

King’s Sutton railway station in the 1950s

The rear of Lime House (now called “Lovells”) in The Square, King’s Sutton

The land in 1870 that later became the Rec

Richmond Street in the early 20th Century

The newly-opened (in 1909) Council School in Richmond Street

The 1961 school netball team

The 1958 school netball team

The bottom of Red Lion Street

A goods train snapped from the railway bridge by Twyford Mill in the early 1960s

The bakery in Wales Street

The Square, King’s Sutton

The Square, King’s Sutton

The Square, King’s Sutton

The Vicarage

Looking up Whittall Street (formerly the High Street) from the old Three Tuns pub

Poet William Lisle-Bowles, a former resident of King’s Sutton

Country dancing in the late 1950s

A cycle race at King’s Sutton Fete, circa 1909

The school football team for the 1932/33 season

The Girls Brigade marching in the 1960s

The lace school in the late 19th Century

School headmaster Mr Easey with his staff during the Second World War

School headmaster Mr Easey with his staff after the War

Mr Owen’s class at the school, circa 1930

Sword dancing at the school, circa 1947