Lapworth Houses

Turnpike Close

4 images

1 Lapworth Croft 1908 - Christmas and New Year card from the Birkett Barker Family

2 Lapworth Croft 1908 - Christmas and New Year card from the Birkett Barker Family

3 Cranmer's Drawbidge

4 Kingswood Grange

5 Kingswood Grange

6 Kingswood Grange

Post Office Lapworth Lapworth Post Office

7 Lapworth Post Office

8 Old Post Office on the North side of the canal, in the grounds of Kingswood Hollow in Mill Lane, demolished before 1916

9 Former Churchyard Cottages viewed South from the Church. In spite of the description on this old picture these cottages adjoining St Mary's Churchyard were never formally endowed as almshouses although they did serve a similar purpose. The cottage on the far right hand end was the old school room. Demolished 1892.

Lapworth almshouses-1 The old 'almshouses' close to Lapworth Church from a photo from around 1890. They were demolished in 1892

10 The old 'almshouses' close to Lapworth Church from a photo from around 1890. They were demolished in 1892

Lapworth almshouses-2 The old 'almshouses' close to Lapworth Church from a photo from around 1890. They were demolished in 1892

11 The old 'almshouses' close to Lapworth Church from a photo from around 1890. They were demolished in 1892

Almshouse poster Close up of the tattered poster on the wall of the building in the previous photo. May refer to Frederick Townsend who was the local MP from 1886 to 1892

12 Close up of the tattered poster on the wall of the building in the previous photo. May refer to Frederick Townsend who was the local MP from 1886 to 1892

13 The Church viewed from the same spot as the 1890 picture of the 'almshouses' - the curve in the wall and a few stones from the base of the old building are still visible