Pictures From The Archive – November 8Welcome to this week's collection of nostalgia photos from the pages of the Shropshire Star.By Toby NealPublished Nov 8, 2019Last updated Nov 8, 2019Here we are in Much Wenlock High Street as seen in a postcard which was franked on May 2, 1930. The message, as written, was: "Dear Dollie, we was pleased to hear you got home alright we heard F. & Grace had a good journey back. All send their love and hope you are well. Your loving Aunty More (the writing of the surname is uncertain)." It was posted to Miss D. Corfield, of Woodlands Hall, Bridgnorth. Picture courtesy of Ray Farlow.
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