Memories
A Postcard of Treeton.
Map of Treeton, 1901.
The Reading Rooms. In 1911 a branch of the Yorkshire Bank operated from here
Treeton House, in 1910,the home of Dr. John D Kenny.The only freehold not held by Duke of Norfolk. From 1912 was occupied by colliery officials.Demolished in 1960's
Treeton Hall and House. A georgian house with columned front porch and bow fronted windows. In 1743 the Rector of Todwick, Hammond Turner, resided here
Interior of St. Helens Church, 1937
Treeton Church
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Treeton Rectory. In 1792 there was a wing on the church side.Was reconstructed between 1809-46 and again between 1846/7.Rev. B Watkins(1846) had 21 children to accomodate here.
Treeton Grange, built for F. J. Jones, of Rother Vale Collieries Ltd, in 1881
Camping holiday from Woodhouse Grammar School to Dublin 1936
Woodhouse Grammar School, boys and staff. List of possible names possibly teachers at Woodhouse Grammar School, 1936, Charles Mitchell,Dorothy Vaughan Davies,R.J Kelso,J.E.Daft,S.J.Trett,I.M.Stamp,John Lambert,M.Buckatzsch,M.Oliver,Ronald S.Barker,R.J.Evans,Sidney M.Barker, Clarence W.Clough,G.Belchamber, D.S.Robinson,Cecily Smith
Woodhouse Grammar School girls
Woodhouse Grammar School, June, 1930. List of possible names of these pupils at Woodhouse Grammar School in 1936. Nancy Cope,G.J.Shadbolt,Winifred Turner, Esme Ileley,Dot Rodgers
Parish Council 1935.
Church Mission Fete, The Gables, Front Street, Treeton Home of C.E.Frost.Owned by Rother Vale Collieries Ltd.
Parish Council. C.E.Frost - 2nd right bottom row
Manor Cottage, Back Lane, once the residence of Benjamin Wood, who in 1791 brought his bride 'widow Rodey' here. Temporary meeting place of Wesleyans
Treeton Homeguard
H.E.Clegg 3rd row, 1st right. Joe Bloom bottom row 3rd from right
Possibly Treeton Methodist Sunday School Members
Victoria Terrace, Well Lane. Up to 1892 there were at least six active wells, three here and one in the farmyard adjacent to Treeton Hall
View from Rear Well Lane, showing the fields, later allotments, right up to the rear of Front Street Houses
View from Rear Well Lane, showing the allotments
Treeton Cottage Stores. Part of Rother Vale Collieries Company.
Treeton Cottage Stores Staff.
Wood Lane.
Methodist Football Club, 1950
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Possibly Treeton Methodist Social Club Outing
Treeton Rectory, Front Street
Treeton Social Club, 1947
Whit, 1951 Methodist Football Fancy Dress
Winter of 1954 rear Well Lane
View towards Orgreave
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View from Well Lane,Showing Moorgate
Treeton bus, No. 33
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