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New Frith Photos - November 2021

These photos are either previously unseen photos, or ones that have now been checked and upgraded from the "Reference Only” category making them available in a wider range of products. In this release we bring you 1,772 photos of 658 places. This is part of our ongoing Digitisation Project.

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In Summary

Norfolk
Featured Photo of Norfolk
679 photos of 106 places.
Hampshire
Featured Photo of Hampshire
599 photos of 134 places.
Other Counties
494 photos of 418 places

Our favourites in this Release

Leighton Buzzard, the Three Locks c1960
Ref. L211063
Sandringham, Gardener's Cottage 1952
Ref. S58602
Lymington, Isle of Wight Steamer leaving c1935
Ref. L148503
West Dereham, the School c1955
Ref. W338003
King's Lynn, Minster 1952
Ref. K28601
Llan Ffestiniog, Valley viewed from Plas Tan-Y-Bwlch 1889
Ref. 21844
Chertsey, the Yacht Basin 1965
Ref. C80072
Trimingham, the Post Office and Cromer Road c1955
Ref. T226005
Goosnargh, the Lake c1935
Ref. G373014
Diss, the Mere c1955
Ref. D32016
Cadnam, Sir John Barleycorn c1893
Ref. C3301
Burley, Manor Farm Tea Rooms c1960
Ref. B647301

Featured County:

In this release are 679 newly digitised photos of 106 Norfolk towns, cities and villages.

Featured County:

In this release are 599 newly digitised photos of 134 Hampshire towns, cities and villages.

Other Counties:

In this release are 494 newly digitised photos of 418 UK towns, cities and villages.

Digitising the Archive

Our digitisation project has been a huge challenge, undertaken at enormous cost, without public funding. We have used state of the art technology to ensure we have captured the very finest details from every subject.

The original materials worked with have covered the gamut: hand-written ledgers and collodion glass plates, platinum, albumen & gelatin-silver prints, small format film and most things in between.

Even with the best technology and processes, handling so many delicate and varied materials has made this a slow, laborious and complex task.

Learn more about this project.

One of the digital scanners used to process the original images.
One of the digital scanners used to process the original images.
The Frith Digitisation Team in 2015.
The Frith Digitisation Team in 2015.
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