Photo Archive

The following pictures are a selection of the Caddington photographic archive. Included are the churches, pubs, views, maps etc.

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: Tower and Clock 1997

: Tower 1910

: Rev Duckworth winding clock 1918

: Clock after renovation 1997

: Clock Mechanism

: All Saints Bells

: 2009 Littlegreen Pond

: 1850 House by Chequers

: 1890 Luton Road

: 1892 Dunstable Road

: 1905 The Green

: 1915 The Green

: 1920 The Green

: 1975 View from Tower

: 1975 View from Tower

: 2000 The Chequers

: 2002 Church and Chequers

: 2002 The Green Cottages

: 2008 Festival of Britain sign

: 2006 Vicarage

: 1750 Vicarage

: 1809 Vicarage

: 1846 Church and Vicarage

: 1862 Vicarage

: 2008 Baptist Church

: 1890 Baptist Chapel

: 1930 Baptist Chapel

: 2007 Baptist Chapel

: 2008 Aley green Methodist Chapel

: 2000 Alay Green Methodist Chapel

: 2000 St Thomas Roman Catholic church fire

: 2000 Willowfield School

: 1930 Caddington Green School

: 1920 Caddington Green School

: Collings-Wells Hall – small room

: 1935 Collings-Wells Hall Opening ad

: 1990 Collings-Wells Hall

: 2004 Collings-Wells Hall

: Collings-Wells Hall – main room

: 2006 parish Map

: 1200c Sketch Map

: 1798 Pre-enclosure map

: 1800 Luton Area Map

: 1880 Sketch Map

: 2000 Cricketers Pub

: 1890 Cricketers Arms

: 1900 Bricklayers Arms

: 2000 Chequers

: 1820 The Green

: The old school from The Green

: “The History of Caddington and its People” p237. Here it says the photo taken around 1930. Postcard from the italic caption series.

: An enlargement of part of 1. Original obtained by Rev Austin Smith for his talk to Caddhist

: Copied from Frank Sutton’s book. Based on 1880 OS map.

: Four generations of Cripps.

: Fred Howell – Baker of Swavensey, Cambs. and Caddington Beds. See Word document 1910c caddington Bakers.

: L to R: postman, ?, Mr Cripps, Matilda Swain & Tango(?) the dog,?, ?, ?, outside the New Cricketers. Man on right may be William Pates. d.o.b about 1860–63. It is thought that the picture was taken about 1914–19 but maybe as early as 1910.

: Land girls at Manor Farm, Caddington. Clare Samm (Fletcher)(left), Betty Gray (?)(right) came from Luton as a land girl. She was taken away from Inion’s farm as the farmer has an affair with a woman who was not his wife.

: Caddington Hall,1966

: Seated L to R: Piggy Millett, ?, ?, Ray Smith, Roger Strike, ?, ?, John Alexander (vicar’s son). John Joslin behind John Alexander

: Screenshot

: Pram race winners Young & Prudden

: Carnival float in The Crescent