Part of Peter Dolman Collection
Pictures celebrating opening of Cranfield's new sports ground, performed by Mrs L C Cranfield and Mr S Armstrong. One shows Mrs Cranfield and Mr Armstrong performing the opening, and another showing the crowd watching the event. Note on the side of the clipping, identifying an Audrey Adams (Tony Adam's daughter)
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Part of Peter Dolman Collection
Celebration dinner includes Mrs LC Cranfield and Mr S Armstrong.
Unknown photographer
Part of Peter Dolman Collection
Employee being handed a clock (as seen in DOLM-CRA-007) during celebration of 75 years of Cranfield Brothers Limited.
Commercial Studios
Part of Peter Dolman Collection
Audience in the pavilion for the 75 year anniversary of Cranfield Brothers Limited (as seen in DOLM-CRA-007)
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Part of Peter Dolman Collection
Part of same machine seen in DOLM-CRA-017 through to DOLM-CRA-021.
Commercial Studios
Part of Peter Dolman Collection
Cranfield Brothers Limited truck in front of the Cranfield's Mill.
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Part of Peter Dolman Collection
Formal street parade, featuring local officials, the mayor, and police. Scouts and brownies line the streets.
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Part of Peter Dolman Collection
Lines of Henry Simon flour roller mills.
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Truck in front of Cranfield's Mill
Part of Peter Dolman Collection
The post-it is attached to one of the copies, and written on it is "Photo in A G's office".
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Cranfield's Mill, Ipswich from dockside
Part of Peter Dolman Collection
Small proof of the photograph seen in DOLM-CRA-002.
Commercial Studios
Cranfield Brothers Ltd Cricket Team
Part of Peter Dolman Collection
Cranfield Brothers Ltd cricket team posing for a photo, which has been applied to a postcard. Tom Adams is noted on reverse of postcard as being the individual in the trilby hat.
Whitfield Cosser & Co
Bomb damage sustained by Cranfield's Mill during World War II
Part of Peter Dolman Collection
Photograph contained in an envelope with 8 other photographs (DOLM-CRA-041 through to DOLM-CRA-049), detailing bomb damage to the Cranfield's Mill from aerial bombing by German forces in World War 2. The Ministry of Home Security, Research and Experiments Dept, dealt with the observation of and research into allied and enemy bombs, bombing methods and effects, fire prevention and air raid damage. Envelope had name W(D?) Armstrong on it.
Ministry of Home Security, Research and Experiments Dept.
Bomb damage sustained by Cranfield's Mill during World War II
Part of Peter Dolman Collection
Photograph contained in an envelope with 8 other photographs (DOLM-CRA-041 through to DOLM-CRA-049), detailing bomb damage to the Cranfield's Mill from aerial bombing by German forces in World War 2. The Ministry of Home Security, Research and Experiments Dept, dealt with the observation of and research into allied and enemy bombs, bombing methods and effects, fire prevention and air raid damage. Envelope had name W(D?) Armstrong on it.
Ministry of Home Security, Research and Experiments Dept.
Bomb damage sustained by Cranfield's Mill during World War II
Part of Peter Dolman Collection
Employee examining damage caused by bombing during World war 2
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Guests being given a presentation
Part of Peter Dolman Collection
Guests are being given a presentation in the cafeteria.
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Guests being shown a process in the workshop
Part of Peter Dolman Collection
Guests are being shown some iron working at the workshop, with molten iron being heated up
Part of Peter Dolman Collection
Picture of a small family (both parents and one child and two dogs). The subjects appear to be Mrs L C Cranfield, and her husband Mr J G Cranfield (founder of Cranfield Brothers Limited).
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Photographic portrait of Mr Samuel Armstrong
Part of Peter Dolman Collection
Photograph of Samuel Armstrong, who became the managing director of Cranfield Brothers Ltd in 1908. On reverse of the photo it describes him as the president elect.
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Cranfield's Mill, Ipswich from dockside
Part of Peter Dolman Collection
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Part of Peter Dolman Collection
Cranfield Brothers Limited trucks lined up in front and within depot. Can see Cranfield's flour mill in the background, behind and above the depot.
Commercial Studios