Category Archives: Haworth

VAD Fred Parker

Voluntary Aid Detachment page VAD Fred Parker Convoy and orderly duty Born on 21st March 1878, Fred was the oldest child of West Parker, a mechanic, and Mary Parker nee Hird, both of Haworth. He was baptised at St Michael and All Angels Church in Haworth on 30th May 1880. [caption id="attachment_12741" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Fred…
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Garthwaite Family

Private James Garthwaite [caption id="attachment_10862" align="alignleft" width="193"] James Garthwaite with his wife Elizabeth and children James Edward (Jimmy) and Annie. Photo kindly provided by family member Suzanne Dawson[/caption] [caption id="attachment_10873" align="alignleft" width="149"] Photo kindly provided by a great-grandson of James Garthwaite[/caption] James Garthwaite was baptised on 21st March 1879 in Hurst in Marrick, North Yorkshire…
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Haworth 1940’s Day 2021 gallery

  • A lady dressed as a Red Cross Commandant visits our stand visits our stand
  • A visitor signs our guest book.
  • Some very senior RAF officers came along to speak to us.
  • A lady dressed as a trained nurse visits our stand
  • Two American Army soldiers visit our stand.
  • Visitors to our stand.
  • Some of Haworth Home Guard having a chat with us.
  • Our Men of Worth and Women of Worth Volunteers
  • Haworth Home Guard unit visit our stand!
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We had a great day engaging with members of the public at Haworth 1940's Day and telling them all about our research.

Our volunteers on the stand at Haworth 1940's Day. From left to right, Andy Wade, Laura Goodchild, Carole Hodge, Kat Hyde and Ian Walkden.

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Members of Haworth Home Guard Unit who kindly came over for a photoshoot on the day. Thank you gentlemen!
Photo supplied by kind courtesy of Allen Ambridge.

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A very nice lady visitor dressed as a trained nurse who came to our stand and discovered about our research on local nurses who served in wartime.

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A very nice lady visitor dressed as a WW2 Red Cross Commandant, and was very interested in our research on local nurses who served in wartime.

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