People and domestic – Framlingham History Society

Alastair and Janet Douglas : Janet Douglas making sausage rolls – one of her fortes – the six foot sausage roll being made

Alastair and Janet Douglas : Jean kelsall and Janet Douglas – very good friends in Lemon Tree

Alastair and Janet Douglas : Janet Douglas making sausage rolls – one of her fortes – the six foot sausage roll being made

Alastair and Janet Douglas : Janet and Alastair Douglas outside Fram Parsh Church – St Michael’s

Alastair and Janet Douglas : Janet Douglas making sausage rolls – one of her fortes – the six foot sausage roll being made

Alastair and Janet Douglas : Alastair Douglas – at work on kitchen table. alastair took many of the photos for FFP-2011

Alastair and Janet Douglas : Television reception dish at 59 Fore street

Alastair and Janet Douglas : Entertaining at the Douglas’s: a fnger buffet and wine. Janet Douglas, Jean kelsall. Richard Kelsall, Steve Whinney and Jenny Whinney

Alastair and Janet Douglas : Alastair Douglas

Alastair and Janet Douglas : Alastair and Janet Douglas. Alastair was by far the biggst contributor to the Framlingham Photo Porject in 2011. Tragically he died during an Aneurysm operation on 26th March 2014. He will be greatly missed.

Alastair and Janet Douglas : The Gables, 38 Fore Strreet, Framlingham built by The Douglas’s. Eventually two plots were sold off to Andrew Clarke (SACE House) (builder from Wiclham Market) and to Graham Goldsmith (Kentford Lodge) (chiropodist from Wickham Market).

Alastair and Janet Douglas : Glenmore, Fore Street, Framlingham where the vets surgery was situated. Clay and Cabban; Cabban Breese and Douglas; Breese Douglas and Anderson; Breese and Anderson; Castle Vets owned by Sarah Morgan. Major clay lived here; then the Douglas Family lived here; then the vets took over the whole building. The Douglas’s built The Gables in the garden (field).

Alastair and Janet Douglas : 59 Fore Street, Framlingham where the Douglas’s retired to. The Douglas’s owned half of this cottage 40 years previuosly when Alastair Douglas (interested now in photogrpahy and is taking many photos for this FPP-2011) was the veterinary assistant, at the time he became a partner in Clay and Cabban – Veterinary Surgeons.

Alastair and Janet Douglas : Glenmore, Fore Street, Framlingham where the vets surgery was situated. Clay and Cabban; Cabban Breese and Douglas; Breese Douglas and Anderson; Breese and Anderson; Castle Vets owned by Sarah Morgan. Major clay lived here; then the Douglas Family lived here; then the vets took over the whole building. The Douglas’s built The Gables in the garden (field).

Alastair and Janet Douglas : The Gables, 38 Fore Strreet, Framlingham built by The Douglas’s. Eventually two plots were sold off to Andrew Clarke (SACE House) (builder from Wiclham Market) and to Graham Goldsmith (Kentford Lodge) (chiropodist from Wickham Market).

Alastair and Janet Douglas : 36 Fore Street, Framlingham jointly owned by Janet Douglas and Jean Kelsall and rented out. Currently Emily Woodward and Aron Doy are the tenants – very good tenants as I write)

Arthur Newson : barbershop – Arthur Newson aged 94 at his home in 4 Castle Street. This was where Arthur and wife Edna carried their barbers and hairdressing businesses. Arthur in this room and Edna in the room on the RHS of the hall. Ray Howard, from Famlinghasm Castle, kinidly acting as a model for the photo.

Arthur Newson : barbershop – Arthur Newson – No 4 Castle Street – presentation from the AA for 50 years membership. Arthur still drives his car at 94 yo.

Arthur Newson : barbershop – Arthur Newson – No 4 Castle Street – Cerificate of Pilgrimage from Arthur’s days in Palestine during the War

Arthur Newson : barbershop – Arthur Newson – No 4 Castle Street – Entrance to Arthur’s barbers’ shop and to Edna’s hairdressing salon. He often had a few itmes for sale in the right hand window.

Arthur Newson : barbershop