Tolleshunt D'Arcy - the village

[chochokeira]

Tolleshunt D'Arcy - Looking up Church Street to the village centre

[chochokeira]

Tolleshunt D'Arcy - Church Street to village centre

[chochokeira]

Tolleshunt D'Arcy - The Red Lion pub during Jeremy Bamber's time in D'Arcy, it's now a restaurant

[chochokeira]

Tolleshunt D'Arcy - D'Arcy House

[chochokeira]

Tolleshunt D'Arcy - Looking from the village centre to D'Arcy House, past Salter's lodge to the Red Lion, which you can just see through the trees, it's on the far left. The Red Lion is on the corner of Church Street and the Tollesbury Road (the the left) where Pages's Lane lies.

[mike tesko]

Do you have any photographs of the "Masonic Hall" where Ralph Bamber, Robert Woodwis Boutflour, and other police officers, who were witnesses in this case, were members?

[clifford]

Tolleshunt D'Arcy - Looking from the village centre to D'Arcy House, past Salter's lodge to the Red Lion, which you can just see through the trees, it's on the far left. The Red Lion is on the corner of Church Street and the Tollesbury Road (the the left) where Pages's Lane lies.

Stunning Pics Choc. David Baily beware.

[chochokeira]

Do you have any photographs of the "Masonic Hall" where Ralph Bamber, Robert Woodwis Boutflour, and other police officers, who were witnesses in this case, were members?

I believe I have one from Dr Salter's time there (1930s) it won't have changed at all and I would assume he was a member of the same lodge. Salter was a freemason too, all of the wealthy males in D'Arcy were freemasons, I believe. Where was the Boutflour's lodge? I'll try to post the photo for you but might have problems, it will be a scan of the original I have and when I've tried to post scanned photos in the past the site won't accept these. I get a message stating this is the wrong type of file. Why is that, Mike?

[chochokeira]

Tolleshunt D'Arcy - Looking from the village centre to D'Arcy House, past Salter's lodge to the Red Lion, which you can just see through the trees, it's on the far left. The Red Lion is on the corner of Church Street and the Tollesbury Road (the the left) where Pages's Lane lies.

Stunning Pics Choc. David Baily beware.

How kind, Cliff, I'm so vain that  +1ed you for that 

[andrea]

Tolleshunt D'Arcy - in spring, one of nature's tributes to those buried in St Nicholas's graveyard

what a lovely sentiment  :D

[chochokeira]

Andrea, thank you!

Mike, I tried to load my picture but the site rejected it with the following message:

       Tolleshunt D'Arcy, Dr John Henry Salter.tif.
       You cannot upload that type of file. The only allowed extensions are     
       doc,gif,jpg,mpg,pdf,png,txt,zip.

So, presumably its because I'm trying to load a tif? I'll try scanning it again as a jpeg.

[chochokeira]

Mike, I scanned the photo again as a jpeg but the site still hasn't accepted it. I didn't get the 'wrong file type' message this time, the picture appeared to load but then the screen went blank at the end of the process with a 'done' message and the phota hasn't loaded. Any ideas? Could it be because the original is a large, cabinet photograph - A4 size?

[HMEssex]

What a lovely set of photos - thanks for posting them Keira .

[chochokeira]

Tolleshunt D'Arcy - masonic Photo: Dr John Henry Salter, on the right, with Lord....need to check in Salter's Diary...on the left, both wearing full masonic regalia and outside what I believe to have been their Lodge in Essex.

What I don't know is which Lodge this was, though I should be able to determine this by looking through Salter's diary for this too.

Does anyone know which lodge Robert Boutflour belonged to? My guess is that it's likely to have been the same lodge as Salter's as they were both D'Arcy men.

[chochokeira]

Mike, I scanned the photo again as a jpeg but the site still hasn't accepted it. I didn't get the 'wrong file type' message this time, the picture appeared to load but then the screen went blank at the end of the process with a 'done' message and the phota hasn't loaded. Any ideas? Could it be because the original is a large, cabinet photograph - A4 size?

Sounds like the file could be too big chochokeira, is it the same size in mb as the others you've put on?

Thanks, sarann, You were right. I rescanned the photo at a lower resolution, then it loaded first time.