Borley Pictures

A collection of old postcards of past Borley

The collection of photographs of the Borley Rectory Affair have now been greatly increased in number and moved to their own page here

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Foxearth postcards and photographs
Ward's Brewery postcards and photographs
Old postcards and pictures from Glemsford
Cavendish postcards and photographs
Pentlow postcards and photographs
Belchamp postcards and photographs
Liston postcards and photographs
Long Melford postcards and photographs
Clare postcards and photographs
Borley Rectory photographs

To get pictures of a size suitable for printing or close inspection click on the picture or the accompanying text. Please remember that we are very much on the lookout for pictures of old Borley in order to make a comprehensive collection here.
The photograhs themselves are scanned in sufficient quality to provide an A4 photograph is a quality that is almost indistinguishable from the original

Borley School around 1900. This tiny community boasted once boasted a large child population, some from across the border at Rodbridge.	Borley Green in the snow.	A painting of Borley Lodge, at the time when it was lived-in by the Gardiner family	Borley Hall in the 1940s	Borley Green in the nineteen forties
Borley Mill, in the 1940s	Borley Church, taken in the nineteen forties	The interior of Borley Church	The Waldegrave monument in the church	Master Ives of Brook Hall Farm, still at work in his 80s
A summer view of the church at the turn of the century	Borley Church in 1909, showing the well-maincured yew trees that were eventually to grow to huge proportions	The schoolchildren in 1912	Borley Church from a 1903 postcard, showing the highly-clipped yew trees	The school