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35mm mounted colour transparency.

35mm mounted colour transparency.

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35mm mounted colour transparency. Image shows a house built for Ian and Sheila Winduss in 1958. The house was originally named Broad Acres due to open views to York Minster at the front (now Mill Lane/Walmer Carr housing) and this view to the back over Brown's farmland (now Castle Close).

35mm mounted colour transparency. The image shows building development.

35mm mounted colour transparency.

35mm mounted colour transparency.

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35mm mounted colour transparency. Image shows the village carnival, which was at that time held on farmland owned by Robin Midgley of Manor Farm. The land was later redeveloped as Windsor Drive.

Seven colour photographic prints showing festival events, including crowds watching a re-enactment outside York Castle Museum, crowds on the mound at Clifford's Tower, attendees dressed in Viking clothing, and a boat burning re-enactment with attendees.

Seven colour photographic prints showing interior views of York Library, including those showing the entrace foyer and the main lending library with the original lending desk in situ.

One black and white photographic negative showing two images. One image shows a performance poster for the Empire Theatre, York, including details of the Fraser Hayes Quartette [later called the Fraser Hayes Four]. The second image is a photograph taken of an original photographic print showing five people in evening dress [the Fraser Hayes Quartette with Denny Dennis]. The negative appears to be a later copy of earlier documents.