Cold winters were more common 100 years ago and the Boardman family were well equipped to deal with them.


Playing on a reed lighter at How Hill Staithe.




At Town Close House with the doll's house and puppies


Off to church in the Armstrong Whitworth


Playing in the toy cars and on a horse trike


On a visit to Letheringsett Hall, home of the Cozens-Hardy Family.
The Boardman's were related to the Cozens-Hardy family by marriage.


On the bridge at Letheringsett Hall


The Boardman Children with Nanny Corkie (Florence Cork). The boys are in their sailor suits.


The children find a hedgehog


A picnic by the hay


Stuart and Bluebell Jock


Playing with puppies


Corkie reads a story and the children fall asleep


The caption reads "In the tank at Carrow Abbey". Carrow Abbey was the home of the Colman
family, owners of Colman's Mustard. Florence Boardman was the daughter of J J Colman.



Sitting under parasols at Carrow Abbey