How Hill Corn Mill with sails. This photograph is in the front cover of the 1906 - 08 Album, but must be older.



The younger children with Nanny Corky, How Hill Staithe.


How Hill House 1906 not long after it was built. Notice the mill with no sails.


A hired goat called Tiger takes the twins for a ride. Chris and Joan in charge. 1907.


The twins, Humphrey (left) and Stuart play with trains at How Hill


Prams line up outside Town Close House


Cutting the grass at Town Close House with the original ride-on mower


Joan with the Twins at How Hill


Joan and Chris with cats.


A basket on wheels makes an imaginative game


Joan has lessons from Edie Willis March 1908


Edward Boardman takes his family out in "Bobs" (named after Lord Roberts). Stuart is on the main sheet.
July 26th 1908.
They are sailing on the River Ant and How Hill House can be seen in the background. Notice how few trees there are.
This area is a now a mature wood.



This view  from How Hill is one of the most photographed in The Broads and has changed surprisingly little.


Edward Boardman takes his children on a trip through Reedham Marsh (across the Ant from How Hill)


An end view of How Hill House


A horse and trap provide transport at How Hill. September 1908


The Boardmans also had modern transport. The car is an Armstrong Whitworth parked outside How Hill before the extension was built.