Humphrey on Taffy with Flatman the Chauffeur

Joan and Corkie having fun at the seaside



Joan collecting flowers


With the rabbits at How Hill


On board "Mariner". This boat was for staff use at How Hill.


"Pearl" performed by the Carrow Works Ladies.
Carrow Works was the home of Colman's Mustard. Florence Boardman was the daughter of the owner J J Colman.


Playing golf. We think this is taken on a family holiday to Loch Lomond.


On the lawn at How Hill before the extension and the addition of the "Big Room"


Joan with Margaret McPhearson





Humphrey pushing Bobby Oldham


Setting out from Town Close House for a Sunday cycle ride


The Daimler decorated for Alexandra Day.
Alexandra Rose Day was a charity fund raising day set up in 1912 to celebrate 50 years since the arrival of Queen Alexandra from Denmark.


Michael Boardman was born 28th June 1914. Here he is with big sister Joan.


On board "Wave"

To celebrate Chris' birthday, the family went on a visit to Langley Abbey. Above we some of them arriving by chauffeur driven car. To the right, is Chris trespassing on the "No Trespassing" notice. Langley Abbey was an abbey of Premonstratensian Canons in the parish of Langley with Hardley founded by Robert fitzRoger in 1195. It is now a museum.

At Langley Abbey

Studio portraits of Joan and baby Michael
	Sporty studio portraits of Chris