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Rev Fred and Mrs Joan Clifford who lived at St Hilda's (Mabel Demaine's farm home) in Hop Row. Photograph taken with Chair of E.A. District at Centenary Celebration 1991Fred Clifford
Fred Clifford interviews
Rev. Fred Clifford, interviewed by Kevin Delanoy
Rev Fred and Mrs Joan Clifford who lived at St Hilda’s (Mabel Demaine’s farm home) in Hop Row. Photograph taken with Chair of E.A. District at Centenary Celebration 1991
Fred Clifford – Side A.mp3 (MP3 26.1Mb)
Fred Clifford – Side B.mp3 (MP3 25.3Mb)
Methodist Chapel as it was; 1891 woodwork and brickwork carried out by local men working for Harry Feast. Supplied by Rev Fred Clifford
Pulpit of 1891 Photographed 1990.
All audio and photographic material Copyright © 1970-2016 Lorna Delanoy
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