Saturday, June 25th
 
 
Despite the weather - it was much cooler than usual for late June with occasional drizzle - there was an excellent turnout of over two hundred people for the Village Reunion and a chance to look at the “Home Front Exhibition”.
The Home Front display formed the centre of the exhibition. This will also feature in the Flower Show on July 9th
Some recent additions to the Archive's records attracted quite a bit of attention
The Home Front display formed the centre of the exhibition. This will also feature in the Flower Show on July 9th
Some recent additions to the Archive’s records attracted quite a bit of attention
The Home Front told the story of life in Froyle during the Second World War in the words of those who were there
Getting down to a bit of research!
The Home Front told the story of life in Froyle during the Second World War in the words of those who were there
Getting down to a bit of research!
Several people researching their family history discovered long lost relatives on the day
Another piece of Froyle history from the war years was Ena Westbrook's Jowett which is now privately preserved
Several people researching their family history discovered long lost relatives on the day
Another piece of Froyle history from the war years was Ena Westbrook’s Jowett which is now privately preserved
Old and young alike exchanged stories and reminiscences
It was also a good opportunity catch up with old friends
Old and young alike exchanged stories and reminiscences
It was also a good opportunity catch up with old friends
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