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Lodge Road
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Two views of the Doctor's old surgery and of Lodge Road looking east. |
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| Looking East along Lodge Road from Cross Hill. The wall surrounds Grange Farm. Apparently, whenever any photographer appeared 'folk showed up as well.' | Further up, looking east, out of the village. The tree in the centre is standing in the Doctor's garden. Circa 1900. |
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A rare photo of the front of the Old Surgery and Doctor's House showing
the gardens. Who the gentleman on the right is we don't know, maybe the
gardener. Posted 1926. |
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Left. A very rare photo of Lodge Road looking east. The road sweeper may well be the same gentleman as in photo 13. | |||
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| View three of the Doctor's house very slightly east of the other two pictures. | Further up, looking east. The entrance to East Hall is on the left with Ashton's Cottage clearly visible. The white railings on right mark the entrance to the Rectory. | Three views looking west into the village as you approach the 'entry bends'. The sign reads, 'Feltwell. Please drive slowly'. Apart from the road being better this view has not changed much. |
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15  The eastern side of the 'entry bends' looking out of the village. |
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The 'entry bends' from the east, looking out of the village. Circa 1925.
Photo provided by Mr Peter Cooper |
'Keeper's Cottage', half way up Lodge Road. Photo from Brian Leet |
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Unless stated otherwise all photos on this page are provided by Chris Cock |
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Three photographs of Feltwell Lodge, now a retirement home. |
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Two photos of Denton Lodge, at the extreme east of Feltwell, which takes its name from Capt. Denton, a former owner. |
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