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- M1: Wall paintings inside 53 Chipping Hill; date and fishes
- M2: Wall paintings inside 53 Chipping Hill; flowers
- M3: Wall paintings inside 53 Chipping Hill; flowers
- M4: Wall paintings inside 53 Chipping Hill; flowers
- M5: Wall paintings inside 53 Chipping Hill; flowers
- M6: 17th century Witham tokens
- M7: 17th century Witham tokens
- M8: Hoard of tokens of George Robinson of Witham
- M9: Head and shoulders photo of Dr William Gimson Gimson
- M10: Head and shoulders photo of Bernard Afford, newsagent and stationer
- M11: Head and shoulders photo of William Bindon Blood, solicitor
- M12: Charles Cranfield, Head of the Boys National School
- M13: Barnardiston tomb in Kedington church, Suffolk, including Dame Katherine of Witham
- M14: Barnardiston tomb in Kedington church, Suffolk, including Dame Katherine of Witham
- M15: Reconstruction of Roman Temple, in area near Hatfield Road
- M16: Drawing of Knight of the Order of St John of Jerusalem (Hospitallers)
- M17: Panorama of Maldon Road Recreation Ground (the Park)
- M18: Panorama of the Avenue and Avenue Road
- M19: Cuppers farm with orchard and outbuildings
- M20: Cuppers farmhouse, Blunts Hall Road
- M21: Cuppers farmhouse, Blunts Hall Road
- M22: Cuppers farmhouse with the farmer Albert Edward Gaymer and Eliza Esther Gaymer
- M23: Advert for Gaymer of Cuppers farm, with saw bench, and A E Gaymer, his son Fred and Fred’s brother
- M24: Cuppers farm and saw bench
- M25: Ploughing at Cuppers farm with Albert Edward Gaymer and his son Fred
- M26: Binding at Cuppers farm with Bill Turner, Albert Edward Gaymer and his son Fred
- M27: Albert Edward Gaymer and a horse at Cuppers farm
- M28: Albert Edward Gaymer on roof at Cuppers farm, when he was over 80
- M29: Albert Edward Gaymer feeding piglet
- M30: Albert Edward Gaymer in First World War uniform
- M31: Ezekiel Thake, foreman at Freebornes farm
- M32: Eliza Esther Gaymer (nee Thake, Fred’s mother)
- M33: Eliza Esther Gaymer (nee Thake, Fred’s mother), and two sisters
- M34: Fred Gaymer and his sisters when young (faint)
- M35: Van of Richardson and Wakelin, hirers of agricultural machinery at Cuppers farm
- M36: Mr Cook, carrier, at Hatfield Peverel
- M37: Group at National Infants School, 1913
- M38: Group at Infants’ school, Chipping Hill, including teacher Miss Griffiths, 1939
- M39: Chalks Road, west end
- M40: Blue mills, mostly the mill
- M41: Bottom of Newland Street looking down
- M42: Bottom of Newland Street looking up, with children
- M43: East Essex Foxhounds at Spread Eagle; the master
- M44: East Essex Foxhounds at Spread Eagle; huntsman and lady
- M45: East Essex Foxhounds at Spread Eagle
- M46: East Essex Foxhounds at Spread Eagle
- M47: East Essex Foxhounds at Spread Eagle; dogs
- M48: E.Basil Palmer, saddler, at work
- M49: Narrow part of Newland Street looking up
- M50: Group at Council School/Board School, Maldon Road, including Gerald Palmer
- M51: Archaeological trench through old earthworks, from garden of Earlsmead, Chipping Hill
- M52: Daphne Turnage (later Mrs Haygreen) outside 18 Church Street
- M53: Vera Turnage outside 18 Church Street
- M54: Bottom of Church Street, looking north
- M55: Looking down Chipping Hill to Chipping Hill bridge
- M56: Chipping Hill green looking north
- M57: Barn at Spring Lodge from back garden of Rustingtons, Powershall End
- M58: South side of Chipping Hill with people and shops
- M59: Harold Pease and Bill Oliver taking the post to catch a train
- M60: Harold Pease hanging up post to catch train
- M61: Train taking in post
- M62: Gas works, 134 Newland Street
- M63: Group, workers at Witham Gas works, 134 Newland Street
- M64: Second World War. Group, Home Guard, no.3 platoon
- M65: Fire brigade with horse drawn fire engine
- M66: Fleuty’s wheelwright’s yard at corner of Bridge Street and Howbridge Road, with family
- M67: Baby welfare group at Witham Lodge
- M68: Co-op treat in Beadel’s meadow near Maldon Road Recreation Ground (the Park)
- M69: Portrait of Miss Barbara English, head of the school at the Lawn
- M70: Group from Chipping Hill infants’ school, including Fred Cook
- M71: Group from Boys’ National School, Guithavon Street, including Fred Cook
- M72: Group of staff at Crittall’s window factory, Braintree Road, including Fred Cook
- M73: Group of staff at Crittall’s window factory, Braintree Road
- M74: Large group of workers at Crittall’s window factory, Braintree Road
- M75: Group at National Infants’ school, Guithavon Street
- M76: Group from Witham Horticultural Society
- M77: Mill and mill house, Guithavon Valley, including roller mills
- M78: Fire at Blunts Hall
- M79: Fire at Blunts Hall
- M80: Fire at Blunts Hall
- M81: View from roof of Crittall’s factory, Braintree Road, towards Church Street and parish church
- M82: View from the roof of Crittall’s window factory, Braintree Road, in 1934, showing the iron fence made for Olympia
- M83: Picture of Newland Street, from mug to celebrate visit of Princess Louise
- M84: Air photo of Newland Street with Mill Lane in foreground
- M85: Portrait of Edward Charles Smith, draper and grocer, in middle age
- M86: Portrait of Mary Keningale Smith, wife of Edward Charles, in middle age
- M87: Portrait of Edward Charles Smith, draper and grocer, as young man
- M88: Portrait of Mary Keningale Smith, wife of Edward Charles, when elderly
- M89: Mary Ann Priddy, later first wife of Henry Smith
- M90: Mary Ann Smith (nee Priddy), first wife of Henry Smith
- M91: Frederick Smith and his first wife Mary (nee De Pledge)
- M92: Charles Edward Smith
- M93: Emma Smith (nee Tucker), wife of Charles Edward Smith
- M94: Lucy Emily Smith (nee Hull), second wife of Henry Smith
- M95: 61 Newland Street as Barclays bank
- M96: Wide part of Newland Street, north side, decorated for Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee
- M97: The forge, Chipping Hill, with horse and cart
- M98: Wide part of Newland Street looking down
- M99: 29-33 Newland Street seen from Collingwood Road
- M100: Fleuty’s wheelwright’s yard at corner of Bridge Street and Howbridge Road, with family
- M101: General election result being announced from balcony of 57 Newland Street, with crowd
- M102: First World War. Group of VAD nurses and others at Bridge Hospital
- M103: Children and girls dressed up with garlands
- M104: Group of farmworkers at Blunts Hall
- M105: Spinners and weavers at Kentwell Hall ‘re-enactment’, Long Melford, Suffolk
- M106: The Railway station after crash of Cromer express in 1905
- M107: The Railway station after the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M108: m0108-red-cross-hospital-closing
- M109: Mrs Caroline Chaplin, and probably Miss Beadel
- M110: Car and chauffeur at Witham Lodge, Hatfield Road
- M111: Portrait of Cyril Chaplin, who died in the First World War
- M112: Portrait of Harry Chaplin, who died in the First World War
- M113: Memorial card for Cyril, Harry and Louis George Chaplin, First World War soldiers
- M114: Air force squadron during Second World War (not Witham)
- M115: First World War.Closing of Red Cross Hospital at the Bridge, Hatfield Road, view at railway station
- M116: Group at Council School, Maldon Road
- M117: Fisher family at shop, probably at Stisted
- M118: First World War. Wedding of Mary Gimson and Hugh Brandt
- M119: Memorial card for Mrs Caroline Chaplin
- M120: Second World War. Group, Home Guard, no.3 platoon
- M121: Soldiers in field by the Avenue and Avenue Road, First World War
- M122: Soldiers in field by the Avenue and Avenue Road, First World War, with George Shelley, blacksmith
- M123: Buses in front of 59-61 Newland Street
- M124: Witham postal staff outside the Post Office at 84 Newland Street
- M125: Outing of church choir and bellringers in charabanc
- M126: Dr Ted Gimson in First World War uniform of RAMC
- M127: Group from Witham Football Club, c.1921
- M128: Bridge Street, east end, south side
- M129: Group from Boys National School, Guithavon Street, including Harry Godfrey
- M130: Godfrey family, outdoor group
- M131: Jim Godfrey
- M132: Jim Godfrey’s wife
- M133: Wedding of Harry Godfrey and Florence
- M134: John Turner, horseman, ploughing at Powerhall
- M135: John Turner reaping at Powershall
- M136: Turner family’s cottage at Powershall End, with family group
- M137: Turner family’s cottage at Powershall End, with vine. Edith Turner and friend
- M138: Edith Turner and William Raven (later her husband)
- M139: Cottages on west side of Maldon Road; William Raven with grandmother and cousin
- M140: Servants at Bright’s on Market Hill, Maldon, including Madge Turner
- M141: Garden at back of the Whitehall, Newland Street
- M142: Doorway of Whitehall, Newland Street, with two men
- M143: The Avenue in summer
- M144: First World War. Sketch of Zeppelin that crashed at Little Wigborough
- M145: Coronation Pageant, ‘the Masque of Time’; ‘Spring’
- M146: Coronation Pageant, ‘the Masque of Time’; ‘Summer’
- M147: Coronation Pageant, ‘the Masque of Time’; ‘Autumn’
- M148: Coronation Pageant, ‘the Masque of Time’; ‘Winter’
- M149: Coronation Pageant, ‘the Masque of Time’; ‘King and Queen’
- M150: Coronation Pageant, ‘the Masque of Time’; ‘Cupid’s Carriage’
- M151: Fire at Howbridge Hall
- M152: Fire at Howbridge Hall
- M153: Fire at Howbridge Hall
- M154: Interior of All Saints church, Guithavon Street
- M155: Pelican Cottage and group in garden
- M156: Trafalgar day centenary; ceremony outside 70 Newland Street, with Admiral Luard, close view
- M157: Duke of Connaught inspecting scouts at Witham railway station
- M158: Funeral of Auriol Round, First World War, at corner of Newland Street and Guithavon Street
- M159: Funeral of Auriol Round, First World War, in All Saints churchyard
- M160: After funeral of Auriol Round, First World War, grave in All Saints churchyard
- M161: First World War ambulances at top of Newland Street
- M162: First World War gun carriages in Witham, location unknown
- M163: First World War gun carriages in Witham, location unknown
- M164: First World War soldiers outside Whitehall, Newland Street, with other people
- M165: First World War. Last church parade of the 1st/7th Battalion of the Warwickshire regiment
- M166: First World War. Last church parade of the 1st/7th Battalion of the Warwickshire regiment
- M167: First World War. Last church parade of the 1st/7th Battalion of the Warwickshire regiment
- M168: First World War. Last church parade of the 1st/7th Battalion of the Warwickshire regiment
- M169: First World War, blowing up a mine at Wickham Bishops
- M170: First World War. Children’s procession for the peace celebrations in 1919
- M171: First World War, soldiers after blowing up a mine at Wickham Bishops
- M172: First World War. Children’s procession for the peace celebrations in 1919
- M173: Patriotic play at the Grove, ‘The Birth of the Union Jack’ (no.1). Britannia approaches the throne
- M174: Patriotic play at the Grove, ‘The Birth of the Union Jack’ (no.2). Britannia on the throne
- M175: Patriotic play at the Grove, ‘The Birth of the Union Jack’ (no.12). Mixed group
- M176: Patriotic play at the Grove, ‘The Birth of the Union Jack’ (no.9). Boy scouts and St George
- M177: Patriotic play at the Grove, ‘The Birth of the Union Jack’ (no.5). Group dressed as sailors
- M178: Patriotic play at the Grove, ‘The Birth of the Union Jack’ (no.4). Group in Welsh dress
- M179: Patriotic play at the Grove, ‘The Birth of the Union Jack’ (no.8). Group forming Union Jack
- M180: Patriotic play at the Grove, ‘The Birth of the Union Jack’ (no.21). Group forming Union Jack
- M181: Patriotic play at the Grove, ‘The Birth of the Union Jack’ (no.3). Group with garlands
- M182: Patriotic play at the Grove, ‘The Birth of the Union Jack’ (no.11). Group dancing with garlands
- M183: Patriotic play at the Grove, ‘The Birth of the Union Jack’ (no.17). Sword dance by Nyria Hawkins
- M184: Patriotic play at the Grove, ‘The Birth of the Union Jack’ (no.20). Scots dance
- M185: Lady with dog and cat, identity unknown
- M186: First World War. Float with ‘Red Indians’ for Red Cross ‘Our Day’
- M187: First World War. Wedding of Mary Gimson and Hugh Brandt; wounded soldiers with arch of swords
- M188: Wedding of Mary Gimson and Hugh Brandt; onlookers and bridesmaids
- M189: Wedding of Mary Gimson and Hugh Brandt; wounded soldiers pulling car
- M190: Wedding of Mary Gimson and Hugh Brandt; bridesmaids at parish church
- M191: Wedding of Mary Gimson and Hugh Brandt; with VAD nurses behind, in garden
- M192: Couple acting in performance in garden; possibly a Miss Luard
- M193: Pastoral Play in Park
- M194: Two girls dancing
- M195: Performance on stage at Public Hall
- M196: Altar at old Roman Catholic church, Newland Street
- M197: Play on stage at Public Hall, Collingwood Road
- M198: Red cross collectors and Scots soldiers outside 70 Newland Street
- M199: Group at 1937 Carnival
- M200: Float at Chelmsford Carnival from Wheatons of Freebornes farm, Witham, perhaps 1930s
- M201: Old Folks Coronation tea at the Public Hall, 1937
- M202: Charabanc (perhaps not Witham)
- M203: Charabanc (perhaps not Witham)
- M204: Group of women at the Old Vicarage, approx. 1920
- M205: War Memorial, Newland Street, after unveiling in 1920, with trees of the Avenue
- M206: Certificate issued by Witham Labourers’ Friend and Agricultural Society to Moses Brown, 1856
- M207: Handbill for Whitehall cinema, advertising ‘Goldfinger’ and others
- M208: Air photo of Chipping Hill
- M209: Air photo of Collingwood Road and Newland Street
- M210: Air photo of Newland Street
- M211: Terling windmill with Fred Gaymer doing repairs on sails
- M212: Braintree Road looking north
- M213: Guithavon Street, one side only, with All Saints church and National Schools
- M214: Braintree Road looking north
- M215: Bottom of Newland Street looking west including gas managers’ house at 134
- M216: Chipping Hill showing the forge
- M217: Parish church from the river Brain with cows
- M218: The Railway station after the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M219: Garden at Witham, unidentified, probably same place as M220
- M220: House at Witham, unidentified, probably same place as M219
- M221: Portrait of Henry Hobhouse, keeper of public records
- M222: Portrait of Dr Henry Dixon
- M223: 65-85 Newland Street with flags and girl in crinoline
- M224: Portrait of King George IV
- M225: Portrait of King George IV
- M226: Portrait of Dorothy L Sayers
- M227: Portrait of Sir Robert Peel when Prime Minister
- M228: Coach of Lord Mayor of London, made by father in law of coachmaker John Wright of Witham
- M229: Coach of Lord Mayor of London, made by father in law of coachmaker John Wright of Witham
- M230: Coach of Lord Mayor of London, made by father in law of coachmaker John Wright of Witham. Duplicate of M229
- M231: Ticket re. coal travelling on Maldon to Witham railway
- M232: The opening of the swimming pool behind the Swan, 153 Newland Street, in 1933
- M233: Opening of swimming pool behind the Swan, 153 Newland Street, in 1933
- M234: High oblique air photo of Newland Street area
- M235: High oblique air photo of Newland Street area
- M236: Drawing of bottom of Newland Street looking up
- M237: Engraving of Chipping Hill and river Brain
- M238: Bridge Street, at corner of Howbridge Road, with Mr Fleuty
- M239: The Grove, Newland Street
- M240: Boy scouts marching in Collingwood Road to Memoral service for Edward VII
- M241: The scene after the Constitutional Club fire in 1910
- M242: Looking down from Chipping Hill to Chipping bridge
- M243: Steam train at Stratford railway viaduct
- M244: Narrow part of Newland Street looking east
- M245: Narrow part of Newland Street looking east
- M246: Wide part of Newland Street, looking east
- M247: Bottom and wide part of Newland Street, looking east
- M248: Wide part of Newland Street, looking east, with children with hats
- M249: Top of Newland Street, looking east
- M250: Chipping Hill bridge and part of Powershall End
- M251: Church Street from churchyard, showing Charity Row (22-40)
- M252: National Schools, Guithavon Street, doorway with scratches from sharpening pencils
- M253: National Schools, Guithavon Street, entrance area with scratches from sharpening pencils
- M254: Blue Mills bridge
- M255: Blue Mills bridge; flood tunnel
- M256: Bridge over river Brain in Guithavon Road, built 1914, with Territorial Army hut
- M257: Bridge over river Brain at bottom of Newland Street, built 1900
- M258: Howbridge School being built
- M259: Moat farm bridge, with part of Moat Farm Chase and backs of houses in Chipping Hill
- M260: Back of Barnardiston House (35 Chipping Hill) and 16 Chipping Hill
- M261: Barnardiston House (35 Chipping Hill)
- M262: Garden of Barnardiston House (35 Chipping Hill), and ‘Timbers’ in Moat Farm Chase
- M263: Lodge cottage at Hoo Hall, framework awaiting restoration
- M264: Lodge cottage at Hoo Hall, framework awaiting restoration
- M265: Lodge cottage at Hoo Hall, framework awaiting restoration
- M266: Lodge cottage at Hoo Hall, framework awaiting restoration
- M267: The forge (18 Chipping Hill) and part of White Horse (2 Church Street)
- M268: The forge (18 Chipping Hill); shutter
- M269: The forge (18 Chipping Hill); shutter
- M270: The forge and house (18 Chipping Hill)
- M271: The forge (18 Chipping Hill); shutters
- M272: The forge (18 Chipping Hill); shutter
- M273: 27 Bridge Street, carvings on beams at front
- M274: 27 Bridge Street, carvings on beams at front
- M275: 27 Bridge Street, carvings on beams at front
- M276: 27 Bridge Street, carvings on beams at front
- M277: 27 Bridge Street, carvings on beams at front
- M278: Top of Newland Street, looking east
- M279: Scene after the fire at the Constitutional Club in 1910, with crowd
- M280: The earthworks at the ‘burh’ from below Pinkham’s old glove factory (1 Chipping Hill)
- M281: Almshouses at 50-58 Bridge Street
- M282: Chalks Road, west end
- M283: Chalks Road, central part
- M284: Top end of Newland Street with First World War soldiers
- M285: Tennis court and railway viaduct, behind former house at Earlsmead, Chipping Hill, with people
- M286: Advertisement for James Smyth and Sons, seed drill makers
- M287: Drawing of mob burning farm in Kent. Cassells’ Illustrated History of England
- M288: Forge and house at 18 Chipping Hill before repair
- M289: Forge and house at 18 Chipping Hill after repair
- M290: Forge and house at 18 Chipping Hill after repair
- M291: Reg Turner, gentleman’s outfitter, outside his shop, 54 Newland Street
- M292: Charles Brown and his grandchildren in garden at house of the maltings, Maltings Lane
- M293: Emma Brown with her sons William, Arthur and Fred
- M294: Conservatory at the Grove, Newland Street, with Walter Pavelin and Mr Bell, head gardener
- M295: Lodge cottage, Hatfield Road, in front of Lodge farm, with Mrs Sarah Ann Adelaide Pavelin
- M296: Walter Pavelin of Witham and Ada Fryatt of Cressing on their engagement
- M297: Mrs Sarah Ann Adelaide Pavelin, with Florence Pavelin as a baby
- M298: 132 and 134 Newland Street (gas manager’s house) and 1 Bridge Street
- M299: Plaque from 134 Newland Street (gas manager’s house), with date 1779 and initials B T S
- M300: The Sainty family
- M301: Benjamin and Susannah Sainty
- M302: Bob Pavelin of Albert Road and his wife
- M303: Clara Jane Sainty and her son Edgar William George Sainty as a boy
- M304: Edgar William George Sainty, and possibly his aunt Lily Sainty
- M305: Edgar William George Sainty with friend Charles Emery of Fairstead,
- M306: Loudspeaker van made by Edgar William George Sainty
- M307: Loudspeaker van made by Edgar William George Sainty
- M308: Panorama of Newland Street at junction with Collingwood Road
- M309: The Fire Brigade and new motor fire engine, 1930
- M310: Display by National Glove Company in London; Bert Pinkham and his sister
- M311: Display by National Glove Company in London; Bert Pinkham and three women
- M312: Faragon Gardens (47-57 Bridge Street, behind Faragon Terrace)
- M313: Railway train on wooden viaduct over Blackwater Lane
- M314: Golden wedding of Admiral Sir William and Lady Luard; three photos and article
- M315: Golden wedding of Admiral Sir William and Lady Luard; two photos
- M316: Golden wedding of Admiral Sir William and Lady Luard; three photos
- M317: Grosvenor Villas, 17 Braintree Road, home of the Gaymer family
- M318: An armet (helmet) from the parish church
- M319: Paradise Row, almshouses in Guithavon Street, with residents
- M320: Bottom of Newland Street, looking up, with horse and trap
- M321: Fair in Newland Street
- M322: Witham postal staff outside the Post Office at 84 Newland Street
- M323: Post office staff outside Post Office at 82-84 Newland Street, with bicycles
- M324: The Railway station after the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M325: The Railway station after the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M326: Group at National Girls School
- M327: Cottages in Guithavon Valley
- M328: Cottages in Guithavon Valley with river and swans
- M329: Portrait of Pattisson boys
- M330: Sir William Cubitt, designer of Sauls Bridge, Maldon Road, 1814
- M331: Muswellbrook Post Office, Segenhoe, New South Wales
- M332: Remnants of old mill, Aberdeen, near Segenhoe, New South Wales
- M333: Segenhoe Inn, New South Wales
- M334: Segenhoe valley, New South Wales, looking north
- M335: Segenhoe valley, New South Wales, looking south
- M336: Entrance gates to Segenhoe, New South Wales
- M337: Segenhoe Stud, New South Wales
- M338: Portrait of William Pinkham
- M339: Queenie Algar (later Mrs Kellock) as a girl
- M340: Group of staff at the Co-op, Newland Street
- M341: Group of staff at the Co-op, Newland Street
- M342: Old fire station behind the Swan, 153 Newland Street
- M343: Fire at Cooper Taber seed warehouse, Avenue Road and Station Road
- M344: Fire at Cooper Taber seed warehouse, Avenue Road and Station Road
- M345: Hungarians at a Witham factory
- M346: Labour Councillors on Industrial estate
- M347: 1957 Carnival procession passing the George
- M348: 1957 Carnival procession in Collingwood Road
- M349: Labour Party fete
- M350: Labour Party fete
- M351: Opening of British Legion Hall by Tony Cullen
- M352: Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip driving through Newland Street
- M353: Labour Party meeting, with Rex Mott, Gordon Richards, Ted Mawdsley
- M354: Opening new RAFA building in Bridge Street
- M355: Opening new RAFA building in Bridge Street
- M356: Ted Gilbert, baker, at work, at 83 Newland Street
- M357: Richard and John Pinkham at Pinkham’s glove factory, 1 Chipping Hill
- M358: Leslie (Bert) Pinkham
- M359: Labour Hall, Collingwood Road, under construction
- M360: Crowd watching the 1960 Carnival procession outside 52-54 Newland Street
- M361: The 1960 Carnival procession passing 50-54 Newland Street
- M362: The 1960 Carnival Queen passing 40-46 Newland Street
- M363: The 1960 Carnival procession passing 40-44 Newland Street
- M364: The 1960 Carnival procession passing 35-37 Newland Street
- M365: Women candidates for Urban District Council election
- M366: Christmas House (98 Newland Street), old building
- M367: Herbert Keeble, manager, at Pinkham’s glove factory (1 Chipping Hill)
- M368: New petrol filling station, Braintree Road, at corner of Chalks Road
- M369: Last steam train on railway approaching station, with Moat Farm estate under construction
- M370: Electric train, Witham station
- M371: Middle of Newland Street
- M372: Middle of Newland Street
- M373: Top of Newland Street including the George
- M374: Wide part of Newland Street
- M375: Middle of Newland Street
- M376: Top of Newland Street
- M377: Delivering water outside Batsfords (100 Newland Street), during freeze-up
- M378: Bridge between Braintree Road and Cressing Road, when still narrow
- M379: Plan of proposed Templars estate, Cressing Road
- M380: Middle of Newland Street with signs
- M381: Labour Hall, Collingwood Road, nearing completion
- M382: 155-157 Newland Street, Ginetta cars
- M383: Meeting at Labour Hall to celebrate its opening
- M384: Horses loose in front of Labour Hall, Witham
- M385: Henry Dorking, blacksmith, at the forge, 18 Chipping Hill
- M386: Opening the by-pass, with Ernest Marples, Minister of Transport
- M387: Probably ceremony of laying first bricks at Templars estate, Cressing Road
- M388: Probably ceremony of laying first bricks at Templars estate, Cressing Road
- M389: A cooper making a barrel at Bush’s flavour factory, Colchester Road
- M390: Opening of new Fire Station, Hatfield Road
- M391: Children at the top of Newland Street for Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip to drive past
- M392: Old swimming pool (empty) in 1964. Behind the Swan, 153 Newland Street
- M393: Member of Young Farmers dressed as a Dalek in Newland Street
- M394: Witham Lodge, Hatfield Road, after fire
- M395: Clock at 61 Newland Street
- M396: Frank Cousins, Minister of Technology, laying foundation stone at Marconi factory, Freebornes Road
- M397: Sir John Ruggles-Brise laying foundation stone at Radiol Chemicals, Stepfield
- M398: Newlands precinct under construction
- M399: Newlands precinct under construction
- M400: Wide part of Newland St looking up, woman on bike
- M401: Old photo of wide part of Newland Street looking east
- M402: Councillor Ted Smith laying foundation stone at Spring Lodge Community Centre, Powershall End
- M403: Witham Choral Society carol service, with conductor Tom Langley
- M404: Honor De’Ath, landlady at the Woolpack, 7 Church Street
- M405: Henry Cooper, boxer, unveils plaque to open Bramston Sports Centre, Bridge Street
- M406: Last meeting of Witham Urban District Council
- M407: View from top of Hugh Baird’s maltings, Station Road, looking north
- M408: View from top of Hugh Baird’s maltings, Station Road, looking north
- M409: View from top of Hugh Baird’s maltings, Station Road, towards the Avenue and Avenue Road
- M410: View from top of Hugh Baird’s maltings, Station Road, towards the Avenue and Avenue Road
- M411: View from top of Hugh Baird’s maltings, Station Road, towards railway station
- M412: Topping out ceremony at Newlands precinct
- M413: Queue at Gilberts’ bakers at 83 Newland Street during bread strike
- M414: Inside Gilbert’s bakers, with baker, probably Trevor Gilbert
- M415: Old photo of Chipping Hill from near the Albert. Lady in long dress on right
- M416: Old photo of narrow part of Newland Street looking east
- M417: Old photo of wide part of Newland Street looking up
- M418: Margaret Mens at Langleys, 10 Collingwood Road
- M419: Opening ceremony at Spring Lodge Community Centre, Powershall End
- M420: Opening ceremony at Spring Lodge Community Centre, Powershall End, unveiling UDC regalia inside
- M421: 37 Newland Street, Redman’s antique shop, empty
- M422: Cooper Taber, seed merchants, new glass building, Station Road
- M423: Herbert Keeble (right) and John Scott and Pinkham’s glove factory, 1 Chipping Hill
- M424: Collingwood Road railway bridge, being widened, with steam train
- M425: Site of Labour Hall, Collingwood Road, with bricks, still with railings from cattle market
- M426: The 1960 Carnival procession passing 36-42 Newland Street
- M427: Narrow part of Newland Street
- M428: Top and narrow part of Newland Street looking west
- M429: Top and narrow part of Newland Street looking west
- M430: 85-95 Newland Street
- M431: Wide part of Newland Street looking west
- M432: First families from London, just moved into Bronte Road on Templars estate
- M433: The Grove, Newland Street, after fire
- M434: Hollybank, Mill Lane
- M435: Coach and horses at White Hart, Newland Street
- M436: Old photo of The Avenue from the top, including the lodge
- M437: Old photo of wide part of Newland Street, north side, looking west
- M438: Old photo of 1929 Carnival procession in Guithavon Street
- M439: Old photo of the Avenue and Avenue Road from the top, before the gateposts
- M440: Drawing of Catholic church, Colchester Road
- M441: First World War. Children’s procession for the peace celebrations in 1919
- M442: Old photo of the Cherry Tree public house with horses and waggons outside
- M443: Old photo of First World War, soldiers marching past Spurge’s (no number)
- M444: Old photo of soldiers at the Whitehall, 18 Newland Street
- M445: Old photo of 13 Newland Street, E.E.Green
- M446: Old photo of First World War, soldiers with brass band, with water tower (no.12)
- M447: Old photo of First World War, soldiers carrying thatched structure past Whitehall (no.20)
- M448: Old photo of First World War, soldiers with felled tree at bottom of Avenue Road
- M449: Old photo of top of Newland Street, south side
- M450: Old photo of top of Newland Street with First World War soldier
- M451: Old photo of First World War, soldiers marching past Spurge’s (no.76)
- M452: Soldiers marching past Freebornes, 3 Newland Street, during the First World War
- M453: Soldiers marching round the Collingwood Road corner in 1915
- M454: Old photo of soldiers, possibly at maltings, Collins Lane
- M455: Old photo of First World War, soldiers marching in unidentified road with no buildings. (no.30)
- M456: Old photo of soldiers and waggons in Newland Street with a bike
- M457: Soldiers marching round Collingwood Road corner in 1915
- M458: Old photo of First World War, soldiers marching at top of Newland Street
- M459: Old photo of car decorated for Fortescue Flannery parliamentary candidate, during General Election
- M460: Whitehall, 18 Newland Street, at beginning of alterations to make it into the library
- M461: Old photo of Maldon Road Recreation Ground (the Park), with ladies, dog, and man mowing
- M462: Railway station car park, Easton Road, with Baird’s maltings
- M463: Opening of new telephone exchange in the Newlands, Collingwood Road
- M464: Opening of new telephone exchange in the Newlands, Collingwood Road
- M465: Horses and cart of Witham Cartage and Coal Company in Collingwood Road
- M466: The ‘new’ Grove, Newland Street, front, probably from north west
- M467: The ‘new’ Grove, Newland Street, front and side, probably from west
- M468: The ‘new’ Grove, Newland Street, back, probably from east
- M469: The ‘new’ Grove, Newland Street, back, probably from east, with Winifred and Virgina De Trense
- M470: The ‘new’ Grove, Newland Street, back, probably from south-east
- M471: The ‘new’ Grove, Newland Street, back, probably from south-east
- M472: View out of front gate of the ‘new’ Grove, Newland Street, up The Avenue
- M473: Stairs inside the ‘new’ Grove, Newland Street, re-used from the old Grove
- M474: View out of back gate of the ‘new’ Grove, Newland Street, over Grove Field
- M475: The ‘new’ Grove, Newland Street, garden and cedar trees
- M476: View downhill from Chipping Hill towards Chipping bridge and Powershall End
- M477: Bottom of Newland Street looking up, with children
- M478: Air photo of the Grove shopping centre
- M479: Tombstone of William and Theodosia Green of Witham, at St Peter’s church, Wickham Bishops
- M480: A large group of workers at Pinkham’s glove factory in 1947 or 1948
- M481: Daisy Bourne, later Mrs Hicks of Witham, at All Saints Infants School, Maldon
- M482: Violet Cullen and Mrs Ethel Hicks looking at their entries in the 1891 census returns
- M483: Grout family of Ulting, including Violet, later Mrs Cullen of Witham
- M484: Painting of Stock Hall, Ulting, home of Grout family including Violet, later Mrs Cullen of Witham
- M485: Chipping Hill green
- M486: Chipping Hill looking west including the forge, 18 Chipping Hill
- M487: Parish church and part of 26 Chipping Hill
- M488: Part of Chipping Hill green and church
- M489: Narrow part of Newland Street looking east
- M490: 123 Newland Street (old cider vault)
- M491: 3-5 Maldon Road, up Shooting Field Lane
- M492: Back of Newland Street buildings, exact location unknown
- M493: Drawing of 43-45 Chipping Hill
- M494: Chipping Hill from river meadows near railway
- M495: Parish church
- M496: Lorry belonging to Witham Cartage and Coal Company with Sam Hawkes and Len Barber
- M497: Bill Robinson (William Robinson) at his nurseries in Hatfield Road or Bridge Street
- M498: Group of women workers at Pinkham’s glove factory, 1 Chipping Hill, in front of shed
- M499: Inside workroom in newer part of Pinkham’s glove factory, 1 Chipping Hill, with Kathleen Barber
- M500: M500 An outing preparing to leave Pinkham’s glove factory.
- M501: Large group of workers at Pinkham’s glove factory, 1 Chipping Hill, behind factory
- M502: A large group of workers at Pinkham’s glove factory, 1 Chipping Hill
- M503: Party at Pinkham’s glove factory, 1 Chipping Hill
- M504: Powershall End, western end, with cottages and Victoria
- M505: 1929 Carnival procession passing 60-64 Newland street
- M506: Men with placard about beer at the Red Lion
- M507: Group of staff at the Grove, Newland Street
- M508: Lawn House, Lawn Chase, awaiting demolition
- M509: Girl guides marching in Newland Street in 1939
- M510: Bert Bazley with his bakers’ van
- M511: 137 Newland Street (Bazley, baker), and 139-141
- M512: Mill at Old Mill House, Guithavon Valley
- M513: Mill at Old Mill House, Guithavon Valley, close up of mill race
- M514: Bottom of Cressing Road, with woman walking in middle
- M515: Maldon Road, Brewsters’ saddlers’ shop with men outside
- M516: Howard-Vyse family having picnic in garden of Lawn House
- M517: Lawn House and garden
- M518: Lawn House
- M519: Lawn House, two storeys, engraving
- M520: Mrs Millie Mens, Margaret Mens, Captain Cullen, in donkey cart in Avenue fields
- M521: Mens family in garden at Langleys (10 Collingwood Road), close-up
- M522: Mens family in garden at Langleys (10 Collingwood Road), with house
- M523: Portrait of Arthur Charles (Joey) Mens
- M524: Portrait of Millie Mens
- M525: Portrait of Millie Mens as girl
- M526: Portrait probably older Mrs Mens, Arthur’s mother or possibly Alfred’s mother
- M527: Harry Monty Everard as child
- M528: S.T.Davies’ details on back of photo of Harry Monty Everard as child
- M529: Harry Monty Everard
- M530: Baby welfare group at Witham Lodge
- M531: Pastoral Play in Park with Margaret Mens as tulip, 1920
- M532: Performance at Public Hall
- M533: Office staff at Crittall’s, seated, between 1950 and 1960
- M534: Office staff at Crittall’s, standing, between 1950 and 1960
- M535: Second-world war navy officers visiting Witham, with Maureen Turner and June Osborne
- M536: Second-world war navy officers visiting Witham
- M537: Second-world war navy officers visiting Witham
- M538: Second-world war navy officers visiting Witham
- M539: Playground at National Schools, with Julie Beardwell, later Mrs Minton, on bench
- M540: Witham roller mills and Old Mill House, Guithavon Valley, with carts
- M541: Band at Old Vicarage
- M542: Cottages in Guithavon Valley with river and swans
- M543: The Railway station after the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M544: Celebrations of relief of Mafeking in Newland Street
- M545: Advert for E C Smith with drawing of shop at 42 Newland Street
- M546: The Queen’s float in the Carnival procession of 1931
- M547: The Carnival Queen and attendants, 1931
- M548: Portrait of Mr George Beard
- M549: Portrait of Mrs Beard, George Beard’s wife
- M550: The Sherwoods’ house in Feering
- M551: 10-14 Avenue Road; Beards’ house was no 10
- M552: The scene after the Constitutional Club fire, from Newland Street
- M553: The scene after the Constitutional Club fire in 1910, still smouldering
- M554: The scene after the Constitutional Club fire in 1910, with a policemen
- M555: The scene after the Constitutional Club fire in 1910, from the back
- M556: 88 Newland Street, Beard’s hardware shop, with goods outside
- M557: The scene after the Constitutional Club fire in 1910.
- M558: Middle of Newland Street, with motorbike
- M559: Middle of Newland Street, and White Hart
- M560: Top of Newland Street, with 3-5 Newland Street and cars
- M561: Peculiar People’s chapel, Maldon Road
- M562: Car crashed into Cutts’ shop, Newland Street
- M563: Three Harrys tending the churchyard, parish church
- M564: Wide part of Newland Street, north side, looking west
- M565: Bridge Street, middle, looking east, E Reeve on right
- M566: Adams and Mortimer’s advert, about building Whitehall cinema
- M567: Powershall End, cottages and people
- M568: Amos Shelley with horse and cart and sacks of peas
- M569: 51 Newland Street, A.A.Shelley, greengrocer
- M570: 83 Newland Street, E.P.Palmer, baker and/or confectioner
- M571: Card with message ‘Don’t be Alarmed, the Warwicks are on guard at Witham’
- M572: Two girls cycling in Maldon Road
- M573: Pauline Dickerson at Nicky Nocks, Maldon Road
- M574: Mr Little making speech at new Co-op department, 115 Newland Street
- M575: Brockes’ poulterers’ shop, 40 Newland Street, also part of Lockram Lane
- M576: Essex Agricultural Show, top of Newland Street, with horse and carriage
- M578: Fire at Constitutional Club in 1910, with building still standing, from Newland Street
- M579: Witham Choral Society at Public Hall
- M580: Railway goods sidings, including shunting horse
- M581: Railway station, from west, and maltings
- M582: Fred Gibson and shunting horse at railway sidings
- M583: Group at National Girls School, Guithavon Street, 1915-1916
- M584: Five Keeble children as boy scouts and girl guides
- M585: Group from Witham Athletic football team, c.1920
- M586: Wedding of Herbert Keeble, small group behind the Crotchet, Mill Lane entrance
- M587: Brass band of Boy Scouts in front of cattle market, Collingwood Road
- M588: Witham Co-op horse and delivery wagon
- M589: Bottom of Church Street with van full of barrels, and people
- M590: Group of railway track workers
- M591: Group of railway station staff in front of station
- M592: Pinkham’s glove factory (1 Chipping Hill), first building, with van
- M593: Inside Pinkham’s glove factory (1 Chipping Hill), cutting room, with men
- M594: Women inside Pinkham’s glove factory (1 Chipping Hill), one of sewing rooms
- M595: Inside Pinkham’s glove factory (1 Chipping Hill), one of sewing rooms, with girls
- M596: 1929 Carnival procession in Newland Street, including about 54-64 Newland Street
- M597: 51 Newland Street, T H Price, fruit and vegetables, with Annie Baldwin (later Mrs Ralling)
- M598: Church fete in garden of the Vicarage, later the Old Vicarage
- M599: M599 Large group at wedding of Herbert Keeble, behind the Crotchet, Mill Lane entrance
- M600: Witham Gas works, 134 Newland Street, group of builders
- M601: Dedication of the cemetery in Rickstones Road in 1933
- M602: Dedication of the cemetery in Rickstones Road, 1933
- M603: Part of oblique air photo, Newland Street and town centre
- M604: Admiral Sir William Luard in pony and trap in Collingwood Road, showing water tower
- M605: Air photo of Collingwood Road, the Avenue, Moat Farm estate etc, 1957
- M606: Air photo of Collingwood Road and the Avenue, 1957
- M607: Air photo of Chipping Hill and part of Powershall End and Highfields Road, 1965
- M608: Air photo of Chipping Hill, part of Powershall End and Highfields Road, and Moat farm estate, 1965
- M609: Air photo of Chipping Hill, part of Church Street, and Braintree Road, 1965
- M610: Women in swimming pool
- M611: Women in and at edge of swimming pool
- M612: The Red Cross Hospital at the Bridge, Hatfield Road, from the entrance
- M613: Soldiers marching past a church, with two boys. Locality uncertain
- M614: Top of Newland Street looking west, with White Hall college
- M615: Scene after fire at Constitutional Club in 1910, with crowd, from Newland Street
- M616: Steam train on railway embankment and viaduct at Sauls bridge
- M617: Steam train on railway embankment near Highfields Road
- M618: Steam train on railway embankment near Highfields Road
- M619: Cuppers farm and trees from Highfields Road
- M620: Faragon Terrace, 59-63 Bridge Street
- M621: Photo of ‘Rayon Mesh Hand-embroidered’ glove made by Pinkham’s
- M622: Henry R and Sarah Resbury at back of their house in Bridge Street
- M623: Admiral Sir William and Lady Luard
- M624: Henry Resbury
- M625: Mrs Elizabeth Huxter, formerly Mrs Resbury, nee Ife
- M626: Henry Richard Resbury, born 1856
- M627: Poster for opening performance at Whitehall cinema
- M628: Brockes’ poulterers’ shop, 40 Newland Street, also part of Lockram Lane
- M629: Bottom of Newland Street, south side, c.61-95, with cars
- M630: School at the Bridge Home, with women and children
- M631: ‘Bridge Street’, probably Hatfield Road in fact, with railings of Bridge Home
- M632: Moore Bros., bus, donkey cart etc. celebrating 1815 to 1935
- M633: Essex Agricultural Show at top of Newland Street, with policemen left
- M634: 38 Newland Street and 1 Collingwood Road, Glovers motors, with cars
- M635: Essex Agricultural show at top of the Avenue
- M636: 143 Newland Street, Sorrell, butcher, with people and van
- M637: Railway staff outside railway station
- M638: Bottom of Newland Street looking up, both sides, with flags
- M639: Collingwood Road with Jubilee oak and cyclist
- M640: Home Guard group
- M641: Car crashed in Newland Street, including 40 and the George
- M642: Site of Constitutional club after fire in 1910, from Newland Street, with policeman
- M643: The Railway station after the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M644: Carriages at the railway station after the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M645: Group of A.R.P. men with gas masks, police, etc
- M646: Boy scouts’ band
- M647: Part of the Victory parade in 1945, showing the Essex Regiment’s army cadets in Newland Street
- M648: Women’s group at Witham Lodge
- M649: The Railway station after the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M650: Steam engine near the station, probably connected with the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M651: The Railway station after the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M652: The Railway station after the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M653: The Railway station after the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M654: The Railway station after the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M655: Second World War firemen at Crittall’s
- M656: Second World War firemen, with pump, at Crittall’s
- M657: Sun dial and builders at Newland Court (102-116 Newland Street)
- M658: 83 and 85 Newland Street
- M659: Man at Mondy’s, 63 Newland Street, showing drawers from former occupants, chemists
- M660: Two panoramas of Chipping Hill, one from the green and one from near the White Horse
- M661: Shell casing
- M662: Bottom of Newland Street including forge and gas manager’s house
- M663: VAD nurses being inspected on cattle market, with Pinkham’s glove factory behind
- M664: VAD nurses being inspected on Chipping Hill
- M665: People coming into new Home and Colonial Stores on opening day (42 Newland Street)
- M666: Inside of new Home and Colonial Stores (42 Newland Street)
- M667: Outside of new Home and Colonial Stores (42 Newland Street)
- M668: Presentation to Fred Hayward at Bowls Club
- M669: Mr P Sinka pumping barley in Baird’s maltings
- M670: Inside Hurst’s new seed warehouse
- M671: Parade coming down Collingwood Road with large banner, showing YMCA hut
- M672: The crowd at the memorial day for King Edward VII in 1910
- M673: 64-70 Newland Street, with car
- M674: Braxted Park
- M675: Top of Newland Street looking east with bicycle
- M676: Avenue Road looking up
- M677: Middle of Avenue, probably looking down, with man
- M678: Blue mills
- M679: Parish church from south
- M680: Braintree Road looking north
- M681: Railway station from platform
- M682: All Saints church, Guithavon Street
- M683: Inside All Saints church, Guithavon Street
- M684: Collingwood Road, looking north, including Public Hall
- M685: Bridge Home, Hatfield Road
- M686: Fire at the Constitutional club in 1910, from Newland Street, building still standing, with clock
- M687: Fire at the Constitutional club in 1910, building still standing, with clock, from Newland Street
- M688: Fire at the Constitutional club in 1910, building still standing, with crowd, from Newland Street
- M689: Site of the Constitutional club in 1910 after fire, from Newland Street, with crowd
- M690: Maldon Road including Board school and the Bell
- M691: Chipping Hill green with children sitting
- M692: Wide part of Newland Street looking down
- M693: Constitutional Club decorated as Flannery HQ for election
- M694: 78 Newland Street decorated for Fortescue Flannery for election, with crowd
- M695: 78 Newland Street decorated for Fortescue Flannery for election, closeup
- M696: Chipping Hill green looking west with women and children in road
- M697: Chipping Hill green looking east with children, one with bicycle
- M698: Red Lion (7 Newland Street) and 9-13 Newland Street
- M699: The Angel, 39 Newland Street, and 41-43 Newland Street
- M700: 46-50 Newland Street with horse and cart
- M701: 44-50 Bridge Street with women and children and bicycle
- M702: 141-151 Newland Steet, with signs for the Swan
- M703: 137-143 Newland Street
- M704: Moat farmhouse from the south
- M705: 39-47 Chipping Hill
- M706: 35-39 Chipping Hill
- M707: The forge, 18 Chipping Hill, with Henry Dorking, Mr Quy, two girls and horse
- M708: Collingwood Road, with the Constitutional Club, the Public Hall with equipment for showing films, and the water tower
- M709: The bottom of Newland Street looking up including the Globe and people
- M710: The wide part of Newland Street looking down, with a double-decker bus
- M711: The River Brain with a white horse; a railway viaduct is in the background
- M712: Maldon Road Recreation Ground (the Park) with children and boys’ swings
- M713: The Railway station after the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M714: ‘Goodnight Vienna’ by the Operatic society, with five women singers
- M715: The Operatic Society Golden Jubilee dinner in 1971
- M716: Rickstones and Cross Roads VE day party, group of children
- M717: Rickstones and Cross Roads VE day party, at table
- M718: Church Street just above Chalks Road
- M719: Church Street around Chalks Road corner, with girls in road
- M720: Shelley’s removal van
- M721: Witham postal staff outside the Post Office at 84 Newland Street
- M722: Half Hides farmhouse with pond
- M723: Half Hides farmhouse across field
- M724: Group of railwaymen dressed up for party or ceremony
- M725: Loveday’s butchers shop, 58 Newland Street, with new van
- M726: Old Cooper Taber seed warehouses in Avenue Road and Station Road
- M727: Pinkham’s glove factory from the air
- M728: 78 Newland Street decorated for Fortescue Flannery for election, with crowd
- M729: 78 Newland Street decorated for Fortescue Flannery for election, closeup
- M730: Paradise Row, almshouses in Guithavon Street, with residents
- M731: Benton Hall farmhouse
- M732: The interior of the maltings building in Maltings Lane
- M733: Golden wedding of Admiral Sir William and Lady Luard; the presentation, and leaving the church
- M734: Children’s day nursery at Brookcote, Chipping Hill, group
- M735: Children’s day nursery at Brookcote, Chipping Hill, Lettie Dallard and two children
- M736: Children’s day nursery at Brookcote, Chipping Hill, playing on the lawn
- M737: Children’s day nursery at Brookcote, Chipping Hill, women with pram
- M738: Griggs family, group, including Elfreda as child
- M739: Elfreda Griggs and younger brother as children
- M740: Girls who were evacuees with Elfreda Griggs and her mother in Chalks Road
- M741: Row of cottages in Mill Lane
- M742: Part of 102-116 Newland Street, old houses, with waggon and people
- M743: Old Crittall windows 15 ton lorry
- M744: Half Hides farm with boy and man and sheep
- M745: Half Hides farm with sheep and farm buildings and dog
- M746: Half Hides farm yard
- M747: Half Hides farm with man and sheep
- M748: Two men on bicycles, at Half Hides farm
- M749: Bridge Street, including George and Dragon and children
- M750: The Railway station after the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M751: Procession for Admiral Sir William Luard’s funeral, with coffin and Union Jack
- M752: Top of Avenue Road looking down
- M753: Bottom of Newland Street looking up, with children
- M754: Middle of Newland Street, with ladies and horse and wagon
- M755: Bottom of Newland Street looking down, telegraph pole in middle
- M756: Bridge Street, including 23-27, with horse and cart, and sweep on right
- M757: Bottom of Newland Street including Sorrell butcher at 143
- M758: Church Street from churchyard, showing Charity Row (22-40)
- M759: Parish church from Church Street
- M760: Five views; station, church, Collingwood Road, forge at Chipping Hill, and Blue mills
- M761: Top of Avenue Road and The Avenue, with horse and cart
- M762: Collingwood Road looking down at Public Hall and water tower, field on other side
- M763: Chipping Hill from by the Albert, man walking on right
- M764: Bridge Street looking west with wall on right
- M765: Bottom of Newland Street looking east, with car
- M766: Top of Newland Street looking east with bicycle
- M767: The forge, Chipping Hill, with two people and posters
- M768: The Railway station after the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M769: The Railway station after the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M770: The Railway station after the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M771: The Railway station after the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M772: School at Bridge Home, with women and children
- M773: Blue mills, no. ‘S 6566’
- M774: Bottom of Church Street with van full of barrels, and people
- M775: 37 Newland Street, W.E.Brown, with old shop front and two men
- M776: Chipping Hill from by the Albert, in snow
- M777: Top of Newland Street showing Whitehall and Freebornes
- M778: Bottom of Newland Street looking up, with children
- M779: River Brain, no buildings
- M780: Top of Newland Street looking down with Avenue House and girls with hoop
- M781: The Avenue from the top with gates and lodge and four people
- M782: Middle of The Avenue looking down, leaves on ground, no people
- M783: General view of back of Chipping Hill from near the river Brain, including church
- M784: Guithavon Street with All Saints church, National Schools, cottages, walls near front
- M785: Air photo of town centre from south
- M786: Henry Wiggins, one of founders of church that became the Bethel chapel, Church Street
- M787: Miss Lizzie Hyde, first pastor of church that became the Bethel chapel, Church Street
- M788: Bethel chapel, Church Street, being built
- M789: Group from Bethel chapel, Church Street, at baptism at Colchester
- M790: Group standing in front of newly completed Bethel chapel, Church Street
- M791: The first convention at the Bethel chapel in Church Street, which was opened in 1942
- M792: Inside Crittall’s window factory, Braintree Road, windows being dipped. Two men
- M793: Inside Crittall’s window factory, Braintree Road, assembly line, three men
- M794: Inside Crittall’s window factory, Braintree Road, windows being dipped, no people
- M795: Inside Crittall’s window factory, Braintree Road, galvanising tanks, no people
- M796: Inside Crittall’s window factory, Braintree Road, drying ovens
- M797: Inside Crittall’s window factory, Braintree Road, pickling operation, no people
- M798: Inside Crittall’s window factory, Braintree Road, spelter bath, one man facing away in cap
- M799: Inside Crittall’s window factory, Braintree Road, general view of galvanising
- M800: Inside Crittall’s window factory, Braintree Road, windows being dipped, one man facing in waistcoat
- M801: Inside Crittall’s window factory, Braintree Road, windows being dipped, one man sideways
- M802: River Brain near Guithavon Valley, old mill in background
- M803: The Swan with bicycles
- M804: Bottom of Newland Street looking up, with Charles Warren sign on right
- M805: A Strawberry Tea for First World War soldiers at Avenue House, in 1916
- M806: Trafalgar day centenary; ceremony outside 70 Newland Street, with Admiral Luard, distant view
- M807: Braintree Road and Albert Road
- M808: The crowd at the memorial day for King Edward VII
- M809: VAD nurses being inspected on Chipping Hill
- M810: Tommy, a prizewinning horse from the gas works in 1920
- M811: M810: Tommy, a prizewinning horse from the gas works in 1920
- M812: The Victoria, Powershall End, with people and horse and trap
- M813: Soldiers marching round the Collingwood Road corner in 1915
- M814: White Horse, Church Street, with lady in long skirt
- M815: Easton Road
- M816: Temples, 8 Chipping Hill (since demolished)
- M817: Red Lion (7 Newland Street), interior, advertisement
- M818: Group of soldiers outside YMCA hut, Collingwood Road, showing whole hut
- M819: Soldiers outside the new YMCA hut in Collingwood Road in 1915
- M820: Soldiers inside the new YMCA hut in Collingwood Road in 1915
- M821: Soldiers inside the new YMCA hut in Collingwood Road in 1915
- M822: Air photo looking north from Witham, including Ebenezer Close, top of Cressing Road, etc
- M823: Air photo showing Witham from the west, Powershall in foreground
- M824: Air photo of Worboro fields west of Witham, showing circles in crop marks
- M825: Fashion show, for Conservative women’s group?
- M826: Figurehead outside the Albert public house, Chipping Hill
- M827: Back of 69 and 83 Newland Street, probably old brush factory buildings
- M828: First World War soldiers’ carving on Chipping Hill bridge, 1915
- M829: Children playing in leaves in Maldon Road Recreation Ground (the Park)
- M830: Aboriginal cricket team in Melbourne in 1866
- M831: Children on swings at Mayfest in the Maldon Road Recreation Ground (the Park)
- M832: Kathy Tearle (mayor), and Alan Hurst (MP) at Mayfest in the Maldon Road Recreation Ground (the Park)
- M833: Park in Maldon Road with two ladies, white dog, and cricket pavilion behind
- M834: Maldon Road Recreation Ground (the Park) with children and boys’ swings
- M835: A vegetable boy and a flower girl at the 1960 Carnival
- M836: A vegetable boy and a flower girl at the 1960 Carnival
- M837: 1939 Carnival in Park; Carnival Queen and attendants with Captain and Mrs Noel Pelly
- M838: 1939 Carnival in Park; miscellaneous fancy dress
- M839: 1939 Carnival in Park, ladies’ fancy dress
- M840: 1939 Carnival, group of children in fancy dress
- M841: 1939 Carnival in Park; Carnival Queen and attendants on float
- M842: Elm trees before being felled at south-east corner of Park, Maldon Road, general view
- M843: Elm tree before being felled at south-east corner of Park, Maldon Road, with sight screen
- M844: Elm tree before being felled at south-east corner of Park, Maldon Road, with caravan
- M845: Park, Maldon Road, in snow, with footprints
- M846: Park, Maldon Road, in snow, with cedar tree and slide
- M847: The Park in Maldon Road in the snow
- M848: The Park in Maldon Road in the snow
- M849: The Park, Maldon Road, in the snow
- M850: Park, Maldon Road, north-east corner, with informal game of cricket
- M851: Park, Maldon Road, showing fountain and sweet chestnut tree
- M852: Park, Maldon Road, looking towards Maldon Road with old oak tree, in winter
- M853: Park, Maldon Road, showing Park View
- M854: The Park, Maldon Road, looking along the central path.
- M855: Park, Maldon Road, with group of children, shelter, and boys’ swings
- M856: Donkey Derby, race close up
- M857: Donkey Derby, race distant
- M858: Donkey Derby, group of riders and donkeys
- M859: Donkey Derby, Bob Rew and Barbara English with prizewinner Colin Ewers
- M860: Donkey Derby, Laura Paine with donkey
- M861: Donkey Derby, Henry Cooper, boxer, doing commentary
- M862: Church Street from churchyard, showing Charity Row (22-40)
- M863: Top of Avenue Road with three people and pram
- M864: Chipping Hill from by the Albert, with man by gate and women with pram
- M865: Bottom of Newland Street, looking up, with porch of the Gables on the right
- M866: Church Street looking up, opposite churchyard, 20-22 in foreground
- M867: Church Street near Chalks Road corner girls on footpath
- M868: Bottom of Newland Street looking down
- M869: Chipping Hill green, north side, including church tower and 20-26
- M870: Catholic church, Newland Street
- M871: Watching cricket at Bramston school
- M872: A Cooper Taber lorry in the 1955 Carnival
- M873: A Cooper Taber lorry in the 1956 Carnival
- M874: Drying floor at Cooper Taber seeds in Station Road
- M875: Old office and lab of Cooper Taber at bend in Avenue Road, being demolished
- M876: Cooper Taber, new and old buildings in Station Road
- M877: CWS lorry in flood in Guithavon Road
- M878: Bike in flood in Guithavon Road
- M879: Witham UDC lorry in flood in Guithavon Road
- M880: Hugh Baird’s, maltsters, old buildings at Station maltings in Station Road
- M881: E.M.Blyth’s flour mill in Station Road, with Cooper Taber seed trial grounds
- M882: Hugh Baird’s, old building at Station maltings in Station Road being demolished
- M883: Hugh Baird’s, site of old building at Station maltings in Station Road after demolition
- M884: Hugh Baird’s, site of old building at Station maltings in Station Road after demolition
- M885: Cement lorries queuing in Station Road for construction of new Hugh Baird’s malting building
- M886: Construction of new Hugh Baird’s malting building in Station Road
- M887: Cooper Taber in Station Road; David Alderton and Ken Foster sliding on ice
- M888: Cooper Taber in Station Road; David Alderton sliding on ice
- M889: Cooper Taber in Station Road; sliding on ice, Jenny Brown being picked up
- M890: Cooper Taber in Station Road; David Alderton and others sliding on ice
- M891: Hall and Co’s lorries at building of new building for Hurst’s seeds in Station Road
- M892: New long building for Hurst’s seeds under construction
- M893: Pat Ismay inside new long building for Hurst’s seeds under construction
- M894: Hurst (formerly Cooper Taber) glass building in Station Road; view out when snowing
- M895: Construction of new long building for Hurst’s seeds. First part of wall going in. With Ken Fisher
- M896: New building of Baird’s maltings, with site of old one demolished
- M897: Glass building at Hursts’s seeds in Station Road. New Bairds’s building behind
- M898: Glass buildings at Hursts’s seed in Station Road. New Baird’s building behind
- M899: Hurst’s seeds, interior of new long warehouse with sorting machine and sacks
- M900: Hurst’s seeds, new office, with filing cabinets
- M901: Hurst’s seeds, new office, with desks and typewriters
- M902: Hurst’s seeds, interior of new long warehouse with sorting machine
- M903: Wide part of Newland Street with van on right
- M904: Wide part of Newland Street with cars
- M905: Wide part of Newland Street with cars
- M906: Top of Newland Street
- M907: Bottom and wide part of Newland Street, looking east
- M908: Wide part of Newland Street looking up
- M909: The lower end of Newland Street in approx 1915 to 1917.
- M910: Bridge Street looking west with wall on right
- M911: Bridge Street east end, looking east, both sides
- M912: Public Hall and Constitutional Club and Collingwood Road
- M913: Parish church
- M914: Chipping Hill showing forge
- M915: Nurses’ bungalow, 46 Collingwood Road
- M916: Nurses’ bungalow, 46 Collingwood Road
- M917: Melvyn Baker and Henry Dorking
- M918: Melvyn Baker and Henry Dorking working
- M919: Sports meeting: tug of war, 1920
- M920: Horse and trap in Bridge Street
- M921: War Memorial after First World War
- M922: The funeral of Charles Sneezum, photo no.1
- M923: The funeral of Charles Sneezum in 1915, photo no.2
- M924: The funeral of Charles Sneezum, 1915, photo no.3
- M925: The funeral of Charles Sneezum, 1915, photo no.4
- M926: The funeral of Charles Sneezum, 1915, photo no.5
- M927: The funeral of Charles Sneezum,1915, photo no.6
- M928: Girls in Pinkham’s glove factory
- M929: Skiing at Chateau d’Oex
- M930: Faragon Gardens (47-57 Bridge Street, behind Faragon Terrace)
- M931: Arthur Sneezum, probably in the Recreation Ground (Park)
- M932: Portrait of Arthur Sneezum
- M933: Portrait of Mrs Alice Sneezum
- M934: Mrs Alice Sneezum in studio photo in deckchair
- M935: A Sneezum family group at their home at Park Cottage, Kings Chase
- M936: A Sneezum family group at Park Cottage, Kings Chase, their home.
- M937: A portrait of Percy Sneezum in uniform
- M938: A First World War soldier, probably Charles Sneezum
- M939: Possibly Charles Sneezum, at home.
- M940: A soldier probably George Sneezum at home.
- M941: Probably George Sneezum, in uniform
- M942: Baptism certificate of Doris Mabel Sneezum
- M943: Florrie Maud Sneezum, Doris Mabel Gage, and Doris’s daughter in law
- M944: Cooper Taber in Station Road; sliding on ice
- M945: Building Hurst’s new building in Station Road. Blyth’s flour millers’ in background
- M946: New Baird’s building going up
- M947: Shelley’s greengrocers’ horse and cart in Guithavon Road
- M948: Bungalow in Spinks Lane being demolished, now site of ‘Howzat’
- M949: 31-35 Newland Street
- M950: New road to Braintree being constructed through site of Temples, 8 Chipping Hill
- M951: New road to Braintree being constructed through site of Temples, 8 Chipping Hill, from distance
- M952: Joyce and Alison Gage in Newland Street
- M953: 80-84 Newland Street, preparing for shop to be built at the front of 80
- M954: 9-13 and 29 Newland Street and part of Red Lion (7 Newland Street)
- M955: Guithavon Street with site of Podsbrook house being cleared
- M956: The old railway bridge over Highfields Road
- M957: Old Territorial Army drill hall etc. in Guithavon Road
- M958: The railway bridge over Highfields Road being widened.
- M959: The railway bridge over Highfields Road being widened
- M960: Site of old Territorial Army drill hall etc. in Guithavon Road, after demolition
- M961: Site of old Territorial Army drill hall etc. in Guithavon Road, after demolition
- M962: Coronation café and Cabin stores by Collingwood Road railway bridge
- M963: Top of Maldon Road, west side, including old public conveniences and 2, 2c, 2d
- M964: 2c Maldon Road, Howson and Clarke, gents’ hairdressers
- M965: Old water tower on Cressing Road, north of Witham, awaiting demolition, with Gage family
- M966: Bottom of old water tower on Cressing Road, north of Witham, awaiting demolition
- M967: Inside of old water tower on Cressing Road, north of Witham, awaiting demolition
- M968: Old public conveniences in Maldon Road being demolished (part of 2)
- M969: Old water tower in Cross Road being demolished
- M970: Langleys, 10 Collingwood Road, awaiting demolition
- M971: Langleys, 10 Collingwood Road, awaiting demolition, from south
- M972: Railway station, from west, and part of Baird’s maltings
- M973: 1A Braintree Road, George F.Thompson coal merchants
- M974: 70 Newland Street, Martins newsagents, being refurbished
- M975: Cooper Taber office in Avenue Road, remaining after the fire of 1953
- M976: Emily Chaplin and George Pease at Cooper Taber glass building in Station Road
- M977: Five ladies who worked at Cooper Taber in Station Road, with part of remains of old building
- M978: Square glass building at Cooper Taber in Station Road
- M979: Group with motorbike at Cooper Taber glass building in Station Road
- M980: Group at Cooper Taber glass building in Station Road
- M981: George Pease and lorry at Cooper Taber glass building in Station Road
- M982: Ethel Stoneham and ‘Bim’ Thorogood on motorbike in floods in Guithavon Road
- M983: Portraits of vicars of Witham: John Newman, John Bramston, Alfred Snell and David Ingles
- M984: Portraits of vicars of Witham: F.W.Galpin, G.A.Campbell, C.W.Barlow and B.E.Payne
- M985: Whitehall cinema, 18 Newland Street
- M986: Whitehall cinema, entrance
- M987: Whitehall cinema, inside the foyer, with Myrtle Butler and another woman
- M988: Whitehall cinema, close up of entrance doors, with Myrtle Butler
- M989: Whitehall cinema, inside the foyer
- M990: 1960 Carnival, Whitehall cinema entry
- M991: The 1960 Carnival, the Whitehall cinema entry
- M992: The 1960 Carnival, the Whitehall cinema entry
- M993: Half Hides farm with pond in front
- M994: Half Hides farm and garden, with Lindley Alexander Bott, farmer
- M995: A performance at the Public Hall in about the 1920s
- M996: Otter hunt, location unknown, with Lindley Alexander Bott
- M997: Group of Old Chelmsfordians, at event in garden at the Grove, including Lindley Alexander Bott
- M998: Air photo of Crittall’s factory, Braintree Road, from west
- M1000: Whitehall cinema and restaurant
- M1001: Housego’s shop in Guithavon Road
- M1002: Tannery in Mill Lane, from north
- M1003: Tannery in Mill Lane, from south
- M1004: 38 Newland Street being rebuilt, empty site at 1 and 3 Collingwood Road
- M1005: 6-8 Guithavon Street being demolished
- M1006: National Schools, Guithavon Street, being demolished
- M1007: Water tower, Cross Road
- M1008: Watermans farm ?, probably Maldon Road near Olivers
- M1009: Blunts Hall Road, east end, north side, bank beng reconstructed
- M1010: Plaque on one of trees in the Park planted by RAF in 1946
- M1011: The Park, showing one of the trees planted by the RAF in 1946, with the plaque
- M1012: The Park showing some of the trees planted by the RAF in 1946, with the plaques
- M1013: The Park showing some of the trees planted by the RAF in 1946, with plaques, and Park View
- M1014: The Park showing some of the trees planted by the RAF in 1946, with plaques, and Park View
- M1015: Carnival, early 1930s. Decorated car with Stanley Howell
- M1016: The Turner family and Sergeant Henney of Royal Warwickshire regiment
- M1017: Group of performers, probably a review, perhaps by the Witham Imps
- M1018: Children in Patriotic procession past High House, probably Coronation
- M1019: Witham Wednesday football team, early 1930s
- M1020: Patriotic pageant at the Grove, ‘The Birth of the Union Jack’ (no.6). Group forming Union Jack
- M1021: Minnie Fisher at 30 Church Street
- M1022: Visit by Witham Choral Society to Weinheim, Germany; departure
- M1023: The Bentleys’ house, 61 Glebe Crescent
- M1024: The Bentleys’ house, 61 Glebe Crescent
- M1025: Witham Local Labour Party Christmas party
- M1026: Witham Local Labour Party Christmas party
- M1027: Witham Local Labour Party Christmas party
- M1028: Witham Local Labour Party Christmas party
- M1029: Witham Local Labour Party Christmas party
- M1030: Witham Local Labour Party Christmas party
- M1031: Witham Local Labour Party Christmas party
- M1032: Witham Local Labour Party Christmas party
- M1033: Witham Local Labour Party Christmas party
- M1034: Witham Local Labour Party Christmas party
- M1035: Witham Local Labour Party Christmas party
- M1036: Witham Local Labour Party Christmas party
- M1037: Rod Funnell, Labour agent
- M1038: Oblique air photo, Newland Street, town centre and Chipping Hill
- M1039: Oblique air photo, Newland Street and town centre
- M1040: Oblique air photo, Chipping Hill
- M1041: Oblique air photo, Newland Street and town centre
- M1042: Oblique air photo, Crittall’s factory, Braintree Road
- M1043: Oblique air photo, Cooper Taber’s factories NW of town
- M1044: Engraving of top end of Newland Street with coach
- M1045: Engraving of Chipping Hill and river Brain
- M1046: Engraving of Guithavon Street with All Saints church and National Schools
- M1047: The ‘old’ Grove
- M1048: Flagon of ‘R Smith, wine and spirit merchant, Witham’
- M1049: Flagon of ‘R Smith, wine and spirit merchant, Witham’, close-up of inscription
- M1050: Pewter dish, early 18th cent., probably of Thomas and Mary Sceeles
- M1051: Pewter dish, early 18th cent., probably of Thomas and Mary Sceeles. Maker’s marks
- M1052: Pewter dish, early 18th cent., probably of Thomas and Mary Sceeles. Initials
- M1053: Pewter dish, early 18th cent., probably of Thomas and Mary Sceeles. Maker’s marks
- M1054: Flagon of Francis Drake, wine and spirit merchant. Side view
- M1055: Flagon of Francis Drake, wine and spirit merchant. Front view
- M1056: Ginger beer bottle of S.T.Wood of Witham
- M1057: Ginger beer bottle of Simpson of Witham
- M1058: Box from Spurge’s shop, addressed to Mrs C Thurgood of Terling
- M1059: Box from Spurge’s shop, addressed to Mrs C Thurgood of Terling
- M1060: Flagon of Francis Drake, wine and spirit merchant. Side view
- M1061: Flagon of Francis Drake, wine and spirit merchant. Front view
- M1062: Box from Spurge’s shop, addressed to Mrs C Thurgood of Terling
- M1063: Lead plaque from former gas manager’s house, 134 Newland Street
- M1064: Ginger beer bottle of S.T.Wood of Witham
- M1065: Ginger beer bottle of Simpson of Witham
- M1066: Maker’s mark on ginger beer bottle of S.T.Wood of Witham
- M1067: Miniature of Guithavon Street, with All Saints church and National schools
- M1068: Box from Spurge’s shop, addressed to Mrs C Thurgood of Terling
- M1069: Box from Spurge’s shop, addressed to Mrs C Thurgood of Terling
- M1070: Black glass bottle marked ‘Witham Union’
- M1071: Black glass bottle marked ‘Witham Union’
- M1072: The Avenue and Avenue Road from the top
- M1073: Chipping Hill, looking west towards Chipping bridge
- M1074: Church Street from churchyard, showing Charity Row (22-40)
- M1075: The top of Church Street, with Chipping Hill terrace and children
- M1076: Church Street looking up, opposite churchyard, 20-22 in foreground
- M1077: Chipping Hill from by the Albert, with woman in long dress and hat on right
- M1078: Engraving of Chipping Hill and river Brain
- M1079: Half Hides farm and garden, probably with Lindley Alexander Bott, farmer
- M1080: Group of girls at National School, Guithavon Street
- M1081: Group mostly boys at Maldon Road school
- M1082: Fair in Newland Street
- M1083: Essex Agricultural Show at top of Newland Street, with policemen left
- M1084: Essex Agricultural show at top of the Avenue
- M1085: Funeral procession of Admiral Sir William Luard going into Guithavon Street
- M1086: Funeral of Charles Sneezum, no.2
- M1087: Site of the Constitutional club after the fire in 1910, from Newland Street, with policeman
- M1088: Fire Brigade and new steam fire engine
- M1089: Fire at Crittall’s factory, Braintree Road
- M1090: Football team with dog, c.1895, probably in the Grove field
- M1091: Football team c.1903 in the Grove field, showing the Grove
- M1092: Cricket team, some in striped blazers and hats
- M1093: Group at Red Cross Hospital at end of First World War
- M1094: 55-61 Newland Street, with lady in pony and trap
- M1095: The Cherry Tree public house with horses and waggons outside
- M1096: Glover’s first shop at 149 Newland Street
- M1097: Glover’s garage at 151-153 Newland Street with wedding cars
- M1098: 38 Newland Street and 1 Collingwood Road, Glovers motors, with cars
- M1099: Car crash at corner of Newland Street and Collingwood Road
- M1101: 85 Newland Street, Witham Co-op
- M1102: Bottom of Newland Street, looking down
- M1103: Drawing of middle of Newland Street, looking up
- M1104: Top of Newland Street looking down
- M1105: Oblique air photo of new Templars estate and Cressing Road
- M1106: Oblique air photo of new industrial estates, Colchester Road, and by pass
- M1107: Witham postal staff outside the Post Office at 84 Newland Street
- M1108: Part of oblique air photo, Newland Street and town centre
- M1109: Part of oblique air photo, Newland Street and town centre
- M1110: Part of oblique air photo, Newland Street and town centre
- M1111: Part of oblique air photo, Newland Street and town centre
- M1112: Rear view of W.J.Bush factory, Colchester Road
- M1113: Rear view of W.J.Bush factory, Colchester Road
- M1114: Group at Bush Boake Allen Ltd., Colchester Road
- M1115: Group at Bush Boake Allen Ltd., Colchester Road
- M1116: Safety Committee at Bush Boake Allen Ltd., Colchester Road
- M1117: George and Madge Pole
- M1118: Marie Simon (later Mrs Scott) and Grace (later Mrs Springett) from Fruit Packers
- M1119: Dummy Whiting
- M1120: Blotter from W.J.Bush of Colchester Road
- M1121: Group of photos of W.J.Bush factory in Colchester Road, from centenary book
- M1122: The 1936 Carnival. The Queen, Doreen East, and her court
- M1123: The 1936 Carnival. The Queen, Doreen East, and a prizewinner
- M1124: The 1936 Carnival. The Queen, Doreen East, and her court
- M1125: The 1936 Carnival. The Queen, Doreen East, and a man driving a carriage
- M1126: The 1936 Carnival. Two prizewinners
- M1127: The 1936 Carnival. The procession in Newland Street with ‘Legion of Frontiersmen’
- M1128: The 1936 Carnival. The Carnival Queen and her court in Newland Street.
- M1129: Levi Feakes and colleague in Witham signal box
- M1130: Levi Feakes in Witham signal box
- M1131: Marriage of John[?] Taber and Marian Payne at parish church
- M1132: High House (part of 5 Newland Street) and garden from the back
- M1133: Taber family wedding photo, bride and groom
- M1134: Taber family wedding photo, bride, groom, best man and three bridesmaids
- M1135: Top of Newland Street, south side, seen from junction with Collingwood Road
- M1136: IFF factory, formerly W J Bush, from front
- M1137: IFF factory, formerly W J Bush, from front
- M1138: IFF factory, formerly W J Bush, from front
- M1139: IFF factory, formerly W J Bush, from inside at front
- M1140: IFF factory, formerly W J Bush, from the old Maldon railway line
- M1141: 80 Newland Street, part of Medina Villas
- M1142: Girls’ group, National School (Church School), Guithavon Street
- M1143: Witham Choral Society rehearsal at Cressing Temple
- M1144: Air photo of town centre, from south
- M1145: Witham Ramblers tenth anniversary walk
- M1146: Witham Ramblers tenth anniversary walk
- M1147: Witham Choral Society rehearsal in United Reformed Church
- M1148: Witham Choral Society with choir from Weinheim, Germany
- M1149: Drawing of the forge, 18 Chipping Hill
- M1150: Drawing of the forge, 18 Chipping Hill
- M1151: Drawing of the archway of the Spread Eagle, 49 Newland Street
- M1152: Drawing of 24-40 Church Street
- M1153: Drawing of 21-27A Bridge Street
- M1154: Cottages formerly standing on the site now 45-51 Powershall End
- M1155: Maggy Devine at Cooper Taber’s new building
- M1156: Cooper Taber lorry and Horticultural Society in 1957 Carnival
- M1157: Cooper Taber office in Avenue Road, remaining after the fire of 1953
- M1158: Old Cooper Taber building and greenhouse, remaining after fire of 1953
- M1159: Old Cooper Taber building and greenhouse, remaining after fire of 1953
- M1160: George Lock with car and lorry at Cooper Taber glass building
- M1161: Lorry with sacks at Cooper Taber
- M1162: David Alderton with pile of seed at Cooper Taber
- M1163: Sacks inside Cooper Taber warehouse
- M1164: Pat Ismay filling sacks inside Cooper Taber
- M1165: Cocks farm, Braintree Road
- M1166: War memorial, Newland Street
- M1167: Bottom of Newland Street looking east
- M1168: Middle of Newland Street looking east
- M1169: Bridge Street, east end, both sides, looking east, with cart
- M1170: Chipping Hill green looking west with forge
- M1171: ‘Witham (Essex) The Riverside’
- M1172: Middle of Newland Street looking east
- M1173: First World War. Children’s procession for the peace celebrations in 1919
- M1174: Eric Newman
- M1175: Winston Alderton
- M1176: The forge, Chipping Hill, with horses in road
- M1177: Ebenezer Smith
- M1178: Frederick Henry Bright
- M1179: Cocks farm, Braintree Road
- M1180: The forge, 18 Chipping Hill, with Melvyn Baker’s truck
- M1181: The Alderton family, probably still in Suffolk
- M1182: Bottom of Newland Street at night
- M1183: Chipping bridge from river
- M1184: Trial run of new ‘East Anglian’ train from Liverpool Street station
- M1185: Bramston School, Spinks Lane, nearing completion
- M1186: Cocks farm, Braintree Road, awaiting demolition
- M1187: Bridge Street, south side, looking east
- M1188: Part of audience at meeting of Witham History Group
- M1190: Probably river Blackwater, probably south of Witham
- M1191: Probably river Blackwater, probably south of Witham
- M1192: Probably river Blackwater, with by-pass behind
- M1193: Probably junction of rivers Blackwater and Brain, at Whet Mead reserve
- M1194: Sauls bridge in distance from east, across field
- M1195: Sauls bridge from east
- M1196: Sauls bridge from east
- M1197: Sauls bridge from the west
- M1198: Newland Bridge from south
- M1199: North of Mill Lane looking north
- M1200: Valley House (Row Cottage), Guithavon Valley
- M1201: Valley House (Row Cottage), Guithavon Valley
- M1202: 34 Mill Lane and 32 Mill Lane
- M1203: Footbridge over river Brain, near Mill Lane
- M1204: Bowling green near Mill Lane
- M1205: River walk near Mill Lane, with footbridge
- M1206: Junction of Guithavon Street, Guithavon Road, Guithavon Valley and Mill Lane
- M1207: New sign at Pattisson Close, after correction of spelling
- M1208: New sign at Pattisson Close, after correction of spelling, with group
- M1209: New sign at Pattisson Close, after correction of spelling, with group
- M1210: Group in Pattisson Close near new sign after correction of spelling
- M1211: Interior of 57 Newland Street upstairs, with David Pattisson
- M1212: Interior of 57 Newland Street upstairs
- M1213: 113 Newland Street
- M1214: The Park, Maldon Road, with David Pattisson
- M1215: The Park, Maldon Road
- M1216: The Park, Maldon Road
- M1217: Charles Capon and horse and cart at the gas works
- M1218: Plaque on one of trees in Park planted by RAF personnel in 1946
- M1219: ‘Flannery’ carved on bridge, allegedly Newland Bridge
- M1220: Procession for 1911 Coronation with new steam fire engine
- M1221: Computer class at Rickstones school with Janet Gyford
- M1222: Janet Gyford and John Rayment of Essex Society for Family History
- M1223: Janet Gyford and new book ‘Domesday Witham’
- M1224: Janet Gyford at computer at Essex Record Office
- M1225: Group of officials with Henry Cooper at opening of Bramston Sports Centre
- M1226: Henry Cooper and others and opening of Bramston Sports Centre
- M1227: Henry Cooper and others and opening of Bramston Sports Centre
- M1228: Henry Cooper and others and opening of Bramston Sports Centre
- M1229: Henry Cooper and others and opening of Bramston Sports Centre
- M1230: Henry Cooper and others and opening of Bramston Sports Centre
- M1231: Henry Cooper and others and opening of Bramston Sports Centre
- M1232: 19-37 Guithavon Street
- M1233: Red Lion and 9 Newland Street
- M1234: The George and 28-34 Newland Street
- M1235: 23-63 Bridge Street
- M1236: 3-17 Guithavon Street
- M1237: 19-37 Guithavon Street
- M1238: 3-17 Guithavon Street
- M1239: Woodhams, 16 Guithavon Street
- M1240: Avenue House, 4 Newland Street
- M1241: Avenue House and Newbury House (2 and 4 Newland Street)
- M1242: 115-139 Newland Street
- M1243: The Crown, Guithavon Street
- M1244: Roslyn House, 16 Newland Street
- M1245: 26-30 Chipping Hill, the green, and parish church
- M1246: 18 Chipping Hill (forge) and 20-22 Chipping Hill
- M1247: Parish church tower from south-west, with trees
- M1248: 18 Chipping Hill (forge) and White Horse (2 Church Street)
- M1249: 51-55A Chipping Hill, and green
- M1250: East end of Chipping Hill looking west
- M1251: White Hart, Newland Street
- M1252: 55-67 Newland Street
- M1253: 2-4 Guithavon Valley and 57-61 Collingwood Road
- M1254: The Parsonage, 14 Guithavon Street, and Woodhams, 16 Guithavon Street
- M1255: Woodhams, 16 Guithavon Street
- M1256: Chipping Hill from river walk near Saxon Drive
- M1257: Moat farm bridge
- M1258: The White Horse, 2 Church Street
- M1259: River walk near Armond Road
- M1260: Water colour of Chipping Hill forge and green
- M1261: The Red Lion, 7 Newland Street
- M1262: 26-30 Chipping Hill and the parish church
- M1263: Chipping Hill bridge
- M1264: Witham library, formerly Whitehall
- M1265: The parish church and the south door
- M1266: The Forge and the White Horse at Chipping Hill
- M1267: 22-26 Newland Street
- M1268: The former Post Office, now the Sorting office
- M1269: The Parish church
- M1270: The tower and porch of the Parish church
- M1271: The interior of the Parish church
- M1272: The interior of the Parish church, general view
- M1273: The interior of the Parish church, with the east window
- M1274: Whitehall, 18 Newland Street (Witham library)
- M1275: Middle of Newland Street, north side
- M1276: 35-37 Newland Street and White Hart
- M1277: 22-26 Newland Street
- M1278: War memoral and gardens, Newland Street
- M1279: Parish church and churchyard from south-west
- M1280: Four views; White Hart, United Reformed church, 22-26 Newland Street, and Freebournes court
- M1281: 22-26 Newland Street
- M1282: Four views; parish church, middle of Newland Street, White Hart, 22-26 Newland Street
- M1283: Four views; Roslyn house, Newlands precinct, Red Lion, middle of Newland Street
- M1284: Old Vicarage, and parish church from south-west
- M1285: Moat farm bridge from east
- M1286: Holy Family and All Saints church, Guithavon Street
- M1287: Statue of Dorothy L Sayers in Newland Street
- M1288: Spread Eagle, 49 Newland Street
- M1289: Red Lion, 7 Newland Street
- M1290: Parish church and Chipping Hill from river walk
- M1291: Painting of the forge and Chipping Hill green
- M1292: Drawing of the forge and Chipping Hill green by
- M1293: Drawing of bottom of Church Street
- M1294: Drawing of top of Newland Street
- M1295: Drawing of 23-27 Bridge Street
- M1296: Two drawings taken from old photos, one of Chipping Hill and one of Newland Street
- M1297: Drawing of Spread Eagle with smugglers
- M1298: Drawing of Chipping Hill green with medieval people at a fair
- M1299: Map with places of interest between Witham and Maldon
- M1300: Toilet from 26 Newland Street
- M1301: Air photo of Crittall’s window factory, Braintree Road, from the west
- M1302: The barn, Spring Lodge community centre, Powershall End, interior
- M1303: Peggy Butcher, later Mrs Blake, in Wren uniform
- M1304: School dinner at Chipping Hill infants’ school
- M1305: Drawing of parish church and churchyard from south-west
- M1306: Drawing of 22-26 Newland Street
- M1307: Drawing of Chipping Hill from river walk near Saxon Drive
- M1308: Drawing of forge (18 Chipping Hill) and White Horse
- M1309: Drawing of parish church and 26-30 Chipping Hill and green
- M1310: Presentation of RIBA bronze medal to architects of Cooper Taber seed warehouse
- M1311: Presentation of RIBA bronze medal to architects of Cooper Taber seed warehouse
- M1312: Presentation of RIBA bronze medal to architects of Cooper Taber seed warehouse
- M1313: Presentation of RIBA bronze medal to architects of Cooper Taber seed warehouse
- M1314: Girls at Cooper Taber seed warehouse sunbathing on the drying floor
- M1315: A van belonging to P A Revett, “house furnisher”
- M1316: Maldon Road decorated for 1902 Coronation
- M1317: Kerry Hook behind the bar at the Woolpack
- M1318: Janet Gyford, Kerry Hook, Lynda Thomas, Malcolm Thomas at the Woolpack
- M1319: Drawing of Chipping Hill
- M1320: Drawing of Spread Eagle
- M1321: Cartoons of five personalities
- M1322: M1322: The Barn, now part of Spring Lodge centre, formerly part of the mansion of Witham Place
- M1323: Barn, now part of Spring Lodge community centre
- M1324: Barn, now part of Spring Lodge community centre
- M1325: The barn, Spring Lodge community centre, Powershall End, interior
- M1326: Barn, now part of Spring Lodge community centre
- M1327: Private Edward Rudkin
- M1328: Vera Turner (Mrs Howell) and another in costume
- M1329: Small group of performers, probably a review, perhaps by the Witham Imps
- M1330: Pastoral Play in the Park in 1920
- M1331: Vera Turner (later Mrs Howell) in jester’s outfit
- M1332: Cartoon about overspill, ‘Petticoat Lane’
- M1333: Mrs. Honor De’ath’s retirement at the Woolpack, group
- M1334: The Woolpack public house with the Hook family outside
- M1335: Moore’s Temperance Hotel (9 Albert Road) with Robert Gladstone Moore
- M1336: Chipping Hill including forge and green, painted from old photo
- M1337: Parish church from south-east
- M1338: Chipping Hill including forge and green, painted from old photo
- M1339: Copper plate for printing letter heads etc. for Benjamin Cottee, cabinet maker, early 19th century
- M1340: VE or VJ day party for Highfields Road
- M1341: VE or VJ day party for Highfields Road
- M1342: Parish church, sepia wash painting
- M1343: Air photo of Newland Street and town centre, from south
- M1344: Air photo of Chipping Hill, from the south
- M1345: Air photo of Newland Street and Collingwood Road, from the south-east
- M1346: Air photo of Newland Street and town centre, from the south
- M1347: Several views in colour
- M1348: Several views in black and white
- M1349: Guithavon Street looking towards Newland Street
- M1350: The Avenue from the top, close-up of gateposts and part of the lodge
- M1351: The Avenue from the top, including the lodge
- M1352: The Avenue and Avenue Road from the top, with four people
- M1353: Middle of The Avenue looking south towards the Grove, with leaves
- M1354: The Avenue with First World War soldier on horseback
- M1355: The Avenue in colour, middle looking down to Grove
- M1356: The Avenue with man in bowler hat
- M1357: The Avenue from the south
- M1358: The Avenue from the top with houses
- M1359: The Avenue from the top with houses
- M1360: The Avenue from the bottom with houses
- M1361: The Avenue looking down, with house, and Grove at end. No pavements
- M1362: Bottom of Avenue Road, including Catholic church and steam roller
- M1363: Top of Avenue Road and The Avenue, with horse and cart
- M1364: Top of Avenue Road and The Avenue
- M1365: Top of Avenue Road with three people and pram
- M1366: Braintree Road from the south, with soldier in middle of road
- M1367: Church Street, looking up from near churchyard
- M1368: Church Street around Chalks Road corner, with girls in road
- M1369: Maldon Road looking down, with Freeland Villa
- M1370: Maldon Road from the south, with the Bell
- M1371: Bottom of Collingwood Road, west side, looking south
- M1372: Collingwood Road looking down at Public Hall and water tower, field on other side
- M1373: Public Hall and Constitutional Club and Collingwood Road
- M1374: Collingwood Road looking north
- M1375: Jubilee Oak and Collingwood Road
- M1376: Top of Collingwood Road
- M1377: Bridge Street, middle, looking east, E Reeve on right
- M1378: Bridge Street, east end, both sides, looking east, with cart
- M1379: Bridge Street west end looking east, with trap
- M1380: Bridge Street looking west, wall on right
- M1381: The bottom of Newland Street looking up
- M1382: Bottom of Newland Street looking up
- M1383: Bottom of Newland Street looking up
- M1384: Bottom of Newland Street looking up
- M1385: Wide part of Newland Street looking up, woman on bike
- M1386: Bottom of Newland Street looking up
- M1387: Middle of Newland Street, south side
- M1388: Middle of Newland Street
- M1389: Middle of Newland Street
- M1390: Spread Eagle etc
- M1391: Middle of Newland Street looking east
- M1392: Middle of Newland Street
- M1393: White Hart and surroundings, Newland Street
- M1394: Middle of Newland Street looking west
- M1395: Top of Newland Street, south side
- M1396: Top of Newland Street
- M1397: Top of Newland Street
- M1398: Top of Newland Street
- M1399: Top of Newland Street
- M1400: Top of Newland Street
- M1401: Top of Newland Street looking west
- M1402: Top of Newland Street
- M1403: The river
- M1404: River Brain, probably from Newland Bridge
- M1405: The river, near Sauls bridge, with horse and cart
- M1406: Witham mill house and roller mills
- M1407: East side of Mill Lane from river
- M1408: Parish church from the river Brain with cows
- M1409: Chipping bridge looking east
- M1410: Chipping bridge looking east
- M1411: Looking down from Chipping Hill to Chipping bridge
- M1412: Panorama card of Chipping Hill looking west
- M1413: Looking down from Chipping Hill to Chipping bridge
- M1414: Chipping Hill forge
- M1415: Chipping Hill green looking west
- M1416: East end of Chipping Hill looking west
- M1417: General view of Chipping Hill from river
- M1418: Blue Mills bridge and house
- M1419: Blue mills
- M1420: All Saints church
- M1421: All Saints church
- M1422: Interior of All Saints church
- M1423: Parish church
- M1424: Parish church
- M1425: Parish church from Church Street
- M1426: Parish church
- M1427: Parish church
- M1428: Parish church
- M1429: Parish church
- M1430: Interior of parish church
- M1431: The Railway station after the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M1432: The Railway station after the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M1433: The Railway station after the crash of Cromer express in 1905
- M1434: The Railway station after the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M1435: The Railway station after the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M1436: The Railway station after the crash of the Cromer express in 1905
- M1437: Red Lion (7 Newland Street) from the back
- M1438: Red Lion (7 Newland Street)
- M1439: Red Lion (7 Newland Street), interior, advertisement
- M1440: Drawing of Spread Eagle, advertisement
- M1441: Witham Lodge, Hatfield Road
- M1442: The Grove, Newland Street, from north-west
- M1443: Blunts Hall
- M1444: Police Station, Newland Street
- M1445: After the Constitutional Club fire in 1910
- M1446: After the Constitutional Club fire in 1910
- M1447: War memorial and Grove garage
- M1448: War memorial
- M1449: Scots soldier, probably in Avenue fields
- M1450: First World War gun carriage and soldiers
- M1451: Goodchild horse and trap
- M1452: Orchard by river (may be Maldon)
- M1453: M1453. Outing preparing to leave Pinkham’s glove factory.
- M1454: Royal Army Medical Corps soldiers in line
- M1455: Procession of children at Coronation celebrations
- M1456: Roman Catholic church, Newland Street
- M1457: Parish church, interior
- M1458: Avenue from the top
- M1459: Group at Red Cross Hospital at end of First World War
- M1460: The Avenue from the top with a soldier on horseback
- M1461: ‘The river, Witham’
- M1462: West side of Collingwood Road
- M1463: Top of Avenue with gates shut
- M1464: Field near Chipping Hill
- M1465: Catholic church, Newland Street
- M1466: The river
- M1467: Top of Newland Street
- M1468: Middle of Avenue in colour, looking down
- M1469: Collingwood Road looking down at Public Hall and water tower, field on other side
- M1470: Basil Cornell at Richardson and Preece
- M1471: Basil Cornell sales personality at rugby club
- M1472: Basil Cornell, horticultural club certificate 1979
- M1473: Hurrell and Beardwell garage in White Horse Lane
- M1474: Drawing of parish church interior with galleries
- M1475: Perhaps Miss Hunt, at her children’s home – M1475
- M1476: ‘Swiss chalet’ at back of Public Hall, Collingwood Road
- M1477: ‘Swiss chalet’ at back of Public Hall, Collingwood Road
- M1478: All Saints church from Newlands car park
- M1479: 100 Newland Street being converted into Wetherspoon’s pub
- M1480: 4-12 Newland Street from south
- M1481: Avenue House (4 Newland Street)
- M1482: Newbury House (2 Newland Street)
- M1483: Chess Lane looking north showing brick wall of Grove
- M1484: Grove Cottages, Newland Street
- M1485: Chipping Hill and church from river walk
- M1486: Chipping Hill and church from river walk
- M1487: Roadworks on Chipping Hill, near the Albert (2 Chipping Hill)
- M1488: 49 Braintree Road (old seed warehouses)
- M1489: M1489: Crittall workers playing cards at the Cherry Tree.
- M1490: Admiral Sir William Luard
- M1491: National Schools boys’ football team, c.1919
- M1492: Group from Boys National School
- M1493: National Schools boys’ football team, c.1920
- M1494: Group from the Boys National School
- M1495: Group from Maldon Road school
- M1496: Four armets (helmets), displayed outside on a tombstone in 1914
- M1497: VE or VJ day party for Highfields Road at Aldertons’ house, Windyridge, 72 Highfields Road
- M1498: Advert for Abbotts Phit-eesi boots and shoes
- M1499: Band of the Bridge School, Metropolitan Asylums Board
- M1500: Henry Francis Aloysius de Monti, bandmaster of Bridge School
- M1501: Members of RAFA club, Bridge Street, in their new headquarters
- M1502: Full time fire brigade, Second World War
- M1503: Vertical air photo of whole of Witham focused on town centre
- M1504: Vertical air photo of whole of Witham focused on west of town
- M1505: Vertical air photo of north part of Witham
- M1506: Group from Maldon Road school
- M1507: Group from Pinkham’s glove factory in Dagenham
- M1508: The Albert, with figure head and Lil and Albert Coles
- M1509: Alfred and Minnie Parker dressed for the Carnival
- M1510: Arthur, Albert and Lil Coles collecting coal on railway line
- M1511: Parker family in Cressing Road
- M1512: Wedding of Albert Cole and Lilian in Cressing Road
- M1513: Wedding of Albert Cole and Lilian in Cressing Road, with flagon of beer
- M1514: Vertical air photo of whole of Witham focused on south of town
- M1515: Portrait of Dr Henry Dixon
- M1516: Dr Karl Gimson’s funeral procession in Guithavon Street
- M1517: Vera Turner, later Mrs Howell, as a girl
- M1518: Coronation Pageant, ‘the Masque of Time’; ‘Summer’
- M1519: Portrait of Frederick William Turner
- M1520: Turner family and neighbour with soldier from Warwickshire Regiment
- M1521: Turner parents and Beatrice
- M1522: Wedding of Stanley Howell and Vera Turner
- M1523: Mary Turner and her daughter Beatrice on a beach
- M1524: Railway station after crash of Cromer express
- M1525: Railway station after crash of Cromer express
- M1526: Railway station after crash of Cromer express
- M1527: Catholic church in snow
- M1528: Four views, the Avenue, Chipping Hill, Maldon Road and Newland Street
- M1529: Chipping Hill green looking east with children sitting
- M1530: Chipping Hill looking east with forge
- M1531: Blue Mills through trees
- M1532: Maldon Road from the south
- M1533: Maldon Road from the north
- M1534: Collingwood Road from the south
- M1535: Bottom of Newland Street looking up
- M1536: Wide part of Newland Street looking up
- M1537: Wide part of Newland Street looking down
- M1538: Middle of Newland Street looking east
- M1539: Middle of Newland Street looking east
- M1540: Top of Newland Street looking down with Avenue House and girls with hoop
- M1541: Top of Newland Street looking up
- M1542: Engraving of Chipping Hill and river Brain
- M1543: Engraving of top end of Newland Street with coach
- M1544: 149 Newland Street as Ellis’s
- M1545: 149 and 151 Newland Street as Key, before shop front extended to 151
- M1546: 149 and 151 Newland Street as Key, before shop front extended to 151
- M1547: 149 and 151 Newland Street, all as Key, close up
- M1548: 149 and 151 Newland Street, all as Key
- M1549: Top of Newland Street looking down
- M1550: War memorial and gardens
- M1551: Middle of Newland Street looking down
- M1552: Carnival procession passing Co-op
- M1553: Wide part of Newland Street
- M1554: All Saints church, snapshot
- M1555: East end of Bridge Street looking west
- M1556: 60-64 Avenue Road and bridge
- M1557: Bottom of Church Street looking up
- M1558: 64-68 Powershall End
- M1559: Part 1 of air photo of Moat farm etc. taken from south east
- M1560: Part 2 of air photo of Moat farm etc. taken from south east
- M1561: Part 3 of air photo of Moat farm etc. taken from south east
- M1562: Part 4 of air photo of Moat farm etc. taken from south east
- M1563: Part 5 of air photo of Moat farm etc. taken from south east
- M1564: Part 6 of air photo of Moat farm etc. taken from south east
- M1565: Part 7 of air photo of Moat farm etc. taken from south east
- M1566: Part 8 of air photo of Moat farm etc. taken from south east
- M1567: Part 9 of air photo of Moat farm etc. taken from south east
- M1568: Part 10 of air photo of Moat farm etc. taken from south east
- M1569: Part 1 of air photo of Moat farm etc. taken from west
- M1570: Part 2 of air photo of Moat farm etc. taken from west
- M1571: Part 3 of air photo of Moat farm etc. taken from west
- M1572: Part 4 of air photo of Moat farm etc. taken from west
- M1573: Part 5 of air photo of Moat farm etc. taken from west
- M1574: Part 6 of air photo of Moat farm etc. taken from west
- M1575: Part 7 of air photo of Moat farm etc. taken from west
- M1576: Part 8 of air photo of Moat farm etc. taken from west
- M1577: Victoria Public House Golden Jubilee party
- M1578: Deford Road’s Golden Jubilee party
- M1579: Traction engine filling up with water on Chipping Bridge
- M1580: Traction engine filling up with water on Chipping Bridge
- M1581: Widening of Highfields Road bridge
- M1582: Blue Mills
- M1583: Blue Mills seen through bridge
- M1584: 22-40 Church Street
- M1585: 18 Chipping Hill, forge
- M1586: Bramston School Arts block when new
- M1587: International Stores with some of staff
- M1588: International Stores with some of staff
- M1589: British Legion brass band, group
- M1590: Witham Scouts band
- M1591: Witham Wheatsheaf band, from Co-op
- M1592: Witham Brotherhood Orchestra
- M1593: Wedding photo of Thomas Ager and Jeannie
- M1594: Jeannie Ager with daughter Ethel Ager and son Arthur Ager, at 26 Chipping Hill
- M1595: Edward Wallace Ashby and wife Roxanne Ashby
- M1596: Thomas Ashby in soldier’s uniform, First World War
- M1597: Witham Mill House, Guithavon Valley (then known as Beaumaris)
- M1598: 8-10 Church Street
- M1599: 8 Church Street
- M1600: 8 Church Street
- M1601: Group of Young Farmers with Margaret Williamson (later Brannan)
- M1602: Fashion show run by Margaret Brannan’s playgroup
- M1603: Fashion show run by Margaret Brannan’s playgroup
- M1604: Fashion show run by Margaret Brannan’s playgroup
- M1605: Fashion show run by Margaret Brannan’s playgroup
- M1606: Boys dressed up, probably for Coronation fete at Glebe Crescent
- M1607: Boys dressed up, probably for Coronation fete at Glebe Crescent
- M1608: Boys dressed up, probably for Coronation fete at Glebe Crescent, where the photo was taken, 1953
- M1609: Children on lorry at Carnival, from Margaret Brannan’s playgroup
- M1610: Youth club on lorry at Carnival
- M1611: Youth club on lorry at Carnival
- M1612: Four people dressed up for Carnival
- M1613: Large Christmas group at Chipping Hill school
- M1614: Small Christmas group at Chipping Hill school
- M1615: Band at Chipping Hill school
- M1616: Group in front of the Albert public house, cleaning the figurehead
- M1617: Pete Brannan divining to find gas pipes, in Kelvedon
- M1618: Pete Brannan and others fishing in river
- M1619: Pete and Shirley Brannan with toy car
- M1620: Pete Brannan with cricket bat
- M1621: Building new porch at 52 Church Street
- M1622: Brannan family group
- M1623: John Brannan, probably in hospital porter’s uniform
- M1624: Members of Wood family of Terling
- M1625: Bob and Vi Brannan, probably at Clacton
- M1626: Brannan family with pram in Maldon Road park
- M1627: Bill Williamson with his new Cortina
- M1628: Brannan family
- M1629: John Brannan with horse and trap at seaside
- M1630: John and Ellen Brannan at seaside
- M1631: Cast of play at Bramston school
- M1632: Unknown mixed school group
- M1633: Drill works at Peasenhall, Suffolk
- M1634: Very large photo of Keeble wedding
- M1635: Stoneham children and Barbara Rice in garden of 56 Cressing Road, with bricks for Cross Road
- M1636: Barbara Rice as child with doll’s pram
- M1637: Barbara Rice and father at side of 155-157 Newland Street
- M1638: Oddfellows’ outing at Wickham Bishops
- M1639: 63-95 Newland Street
- M1640: 95 Newland Street being demolished, from front
- M1641: 95 Newland Street being demolished, from back
- M1642: 95 Newland Street being demolished, from back
- M1643: 95 Newland Street being demolished, from back
- M1644: Frederick W East
- M1645: Mrs Frances Rose East, wife of Frederick
- M1646: Witham by pass at Colemans bridge from the road side
- M1647: Witham by pass from Colemans bridge
- M1648: Workshop behind William Brown’s antique shop
- M1649: Bridge Street, east end looking east, with Castrol sign
- M1650: The Avenue in summer
- M1651: General view of Chipping Hill from river
- M1652: Top of Avenue with gates shut
- M1653: Witham Motor Co at 155-157 Newland Street
- M1654: William Corley and others on a building site
- M1655: May West in ‘Pinafore’
- M1656: May West in ‘Gondoliers’
- M1657: May West in ‘Merrie England’
- M1658: May and Cissie West dressed up
- M1659: May and Cissie West and Walter Thurgood dressed up
- M1660: May West in ‘The Mikado’
- M1661: Some of the cast of ‘Ruddigore’
- M1662: Cast of ‘Pinafore’, first year of Operatic Soc
- M1663: Guides with May West marching past Woolworths
- M1664: Group of guides, with May West on left
- M1665: Group with car at Black Notley
- M1666: Reverend Campbell and May West in car
- M1667: Mary West outside 6 Bridge Street
- M1668: Cissie West at the Cabin
- M1669: Larger group after marriage of Cissie West
- M1670: Smaller group after marriage of Cissie West
- M1671: Mary West and milkman in Bridge Street
- M1672: Bert Bridge when young
- M1673: Charles Rice
- M1674: Perhaps Edgar Liddle, May West’s fiancé
- M1675: May and Cissie West as young children
- M1676: May and Cissie West with tennis racquets
- M1677: Perhaps Cissie West and her parents
- M1678: Jane Fairhead and Ann Redman
- M1679: Ann Redman on donkey
- M1680: Sidney Valentine as Boy Scout
- M1681: Group of Boy Scouts with Jack Bawtree
- M1682: Group of Boy Scouts with shield
- M1683: VE day party in Millbridge Road
- M1684: Perhaps the band of the Bridge School
- M1685: Perhaps the band of the Bridge School
- M1686: Cricket group, c 1878
- M1687: William Brown of Ipswich, husband of Emma later of Witham
- M1688: Arthur Ralph Brown
- M1689: Yard of Arthur Ralph Brown at 97 Newland Street
- M1690: Entrance to yard of Arthur Ralph Brown at 97 Newland Street
- M1691: Copper plate for printing letter heads etc. for Benjamin Cottee, cabinet maker, early 19th century
- M1692: Print from copper plate for Benjamin Cottee, cabinet maker, early 19th century
- M1693: Portrait of Charles Hubbard
- M1694: Charles Hubbard in police uniform
- M1695: Harriet Pavelin nee Hubbard born 1846 and husband George Pavelin
- M1696: Park Lodge, Maldon Road, with Vera Osborn, nee Hubbard
- M1697: Portrait of Sarah and Charles Hubbard
- M1698: Portrait of Sarah and Charles Hubbard
- M1699: Portrait of Sarah Hubbard, nee Resbury, born 1853
- M1700: Portrait of Sarah Hubbard, nee Resbury, born 1853
- M1701: Sarah Hubbard, nee Resbury, outside Park Lodge, Maldon Road
- M1702: Victoria Cottages, Maltings Lane
- M1703: Agnes Theodosia Resbury, born 1858
- M1704: Agnes Theodosia Resbury, born 1858
- M1705: Alice Resbury, born 1852
- M1706: Alice Resbury, born 1852
- M1707: 57-81 Bridge Street
- M1708: Portrait of Clara Resbury, born 1859
- M1709: Portrait of Clara Resbury, born 1859
- M1710: Mrs Elizabeth Huxter, formerly Mrs Resbury, nee Ife
- M1711: Mrs Emma Rice, nee Resbury, born 1861
- M1712: Henry James Resbury, born 1885
- M1713: Henry James Resbury, born 1885
- M1714: Henry R and Sarah Resbury at back of their house in Bridge Street
- M1715: Henry R and Sarah Resbury
- M1716: Portrait of Henry R Resbury, born 1827
- M1717: Portrait of Henry R Resbury, born 1827
- M1718: Portrait of Henry R Resbury, born 1827
- M1719: Portrait of Henry R Resbury, born 1827
- M1720: Henry Richard Resbury, born 1856
- M1721: Henry Richard Resbury, born 1856
- M1722: Bottom of Newland Street looking down, with Henry Richard Resbury
- M1723: James Resbury, born 1843
- M1724: Jane Resbury (Jenny), born 1855
- M1725: Nellie Resbury, born 1884, as a child
- M1726: The Resbury family
- M1727: The Resbury sisters
- M1728: Sarah E Resbury
- M1729: Sarah E Resbury
- M1730: Theodosia Resbury
- M1731: William Resbury
- M1732: All Saints church, with children in front
- M1733: Boy scouts marching in Collingwood Road to Memoral service for Edward VII
- M1734: Bridge Street, including George and Dragon and children
- M1735: Bridge Street, at corner of Howbridge Road, with Mr Fleuty
- M1736: Bridge Street west end looking east, with trap
- M1737: Bridge Street looking east (with Castrol sign)
- M1738: Chipping Hill from near the Albert, with two cycles
- M1739: Chipping Hill looking east with forge
- M1740: East end of Chipping Hill looking west
- M1741: Chipping Hill, looking west towards Chipping bridge
- M1742: General view of Chipping Hill from the river
- M1743: 85 Newland Street, Witham Co-op
- M1744: Scene after Constitutional Club fire, from back, including 91-95 Newland Street
- M1745: Funeral procession of Admiral Sir William Luard going into Guithavon Street
- M1746: Bottom of Newland Street
- M1747: Bottom of Newland Street looking up including the Globe and people
- M1748: Crowd at memorial day for King Edward VII, at end of Guithavon Street, with girls in hats
- M1749: Park in Maldon Road with two ladies, white dog, and cricket pavilion behind
- M1750: The Bridge Home
- M1751: The Grove, Newland Street
- M1752: Top end of Newland Street looking east
- M1753: Group at Wood End farm
- M1754: 1955 Carnival procession with another Queen
- M1755: 1955 Carnival procession, with Dan Crittall’s traction engine
- M1756: 1955 Procession, with ‘big head’
- M1757: 1955 Carnival, traction engine in park
- M1758: 1956 Carnival procession with Queen
- M1759: 1956 Carnival procession with band
- M1760: John and Ann Lapwood at cottage in Blunts Hall Road
- M1761: Witham Rovers football team
- M1762: Albert and Fanny Baldwin, youngish
- M1763: Albert and Fanny Baldwin, older
- M1764: Wedding of Arthur Shelley and Evelyn (Ebbie) Baldwin
- M1765: Albert and Fanny Baldwin and family at Guithavon Road house
- M1766: Some of the Baldwin family at house in yard behind 67 Newland Street
- M1767: Albert Baldwin, probably at a show
- M1768: Albert Baldwin and perhaps Mr Newman, probably at a show
- M1769: Albert Baldwin and two grandsons at Guithavon Road house
- M1770: Arthur Shelley and last horse at Palmer’s bakers
- M1771: Red Lion, 7 Newland Street
- M1772: Methodist Minors football team, smaller group
- M1773: Methodist Minors football team, larger group
- M1774: Bramston School football team
- M1775: Hatfield Road Rovers football team
- M1776: Hatfield Road Rovers football team
- M1777: Witham Youth Club relay team
- M1778: Tony Pennock with athletics cups
- M1779: Girls at Crittall’s lead glazing factory
- M1780: Girls at Crittall’s lead glazing factory
- M1781: House half thatched, perhaps near Silver End
- M1782: Close up of house half thatched, perhaps near Silver End, with thatcher Albert Baldwin
- M1783: Albert Baldwin, thatcher, in Dan Crittall’s garden at Silver End
- M1784: Albert and Ernest Baldwin thatching, probably stables at Terling
- M1785: Albert and Ernest Baldwin, probably at Terling
- M1786: Arthur Shelley with Palmer’s bakers van
- M1787: View from back of 128 Highfields Road to Chipping Hill, including house garden
- M1788: View from back of 128 Highfields Road to Chipping Hill
- M1789: Powershall End in flood
- M1790: Church Street, south end looking north
- M1791: Painting of Bridge at Lucknow, Indian Mutiny, 1858
- M1792: Joseph Smith
- M1793: Joseph Smith, Leslie Smith, and Joseph Ernest Smith (Ernest)
- M1794: Cars overtaking on Catholic bridge, Colchester Road
- M1795: Pastoral Play in Park
- M1796: Patriotic play at the Grove, ‘The Birth of the Union Jack’ (no.2). Britannia on the throne
- M1797: Patriotic play at the Grove, ‘The Birth of the Union Jack’ (no.8). Group forming Union Jack
- M1798: Mondy family in their garden
- M1799: Albert and Beatrice Mondy in their garden with fair in Park behind
- M1800: Albert Mondy in his garden, with dog
- M1801: Albert and Beatrice Mondy in their garden
- M1802: Albert Mondy in his garden
- M1803: Close-up of Albert Mondy
- M1804: Albert Mondy when young
- M1805: Irene and Beatrice Mondy on tennis court, with dog
- M1806: Albert Mondy and his shop at 63 Newland Street
- M1807: Albert Mondy and his shop at 63 Newland Street
- M1808: Girl guides with Miss Irene Mondy, their captain
- M1809: Miss Irene Mondy’s ‘captain’s warrant’ for the guides
- M1810a: Part of Victory parade after the Second World War, showing the band in Newland Street
- M1810b: Victory parade in 1945, just the stand
- M1810c: Victory parade in 1945, police inspector
- M1811a: Part of Victory parade, showing the band in Newland Street
- M1811b: Part of Victory parade, showing the band in Newland Street
- M1811c: Part of Victory parade, showing the band in Newland Street
- M1812a: Part of Victory parade, showing air cadets and the Girls Training Corps in Newland Street
- M1812b: Part of Victory parade, showing air cadets and the Girls Training Corps in Newland Street
- M1812c: Part of Victory parade, showing air cadets and the Girls Training Corps in Newland Street
- M1813: Part of Victory parade, showing band returning in Newland Street
- M1814: Part of Victory parade, showing band returning in Newland Street
- M1815: The Spread Eagle
- M1816: Cast of Operatic Society’s ‘Rio Rita’, 1951
- M1817: High House, 5 Newland Street
- M1818: 37 Newland Street, antique shop
- M1819: Opening of new fire station, view parade and audience
- M1820: Clock made by Richard Wright of Witham, c.1780
- M1821: Dial of clock made by Richard Wright of Witham, c.1780
- M1822: Christmas party, Chipping Hill school
- M1823: Christmas party, Chipping Hill school
- M1824: Nativity Play, Chipping Hill school
- M1825: Group at Chipping Hill school
- M1826: Group at Chipping Hill school dressed up
- M1827: Baa baa black sheep at Chipping Hill school
- M1828: Group in class at Girls National School
- M1829: Victoria Public House, Powershall End, celebrating Golden Jubilee
- M1830: Victoria Public House, Powershall End, celebrating Golden Jubilee
- M1831: Victoria Public House, Powershall End, celebrating Golden Jubilee
- M1832: Victoria Public House, Powershall End, celebrating Golden Jubilee
- M1833: Hot air balloon over Chalks Road
- M1834: ARP workers. Same as M1835 but more smiles
- M1835: ARP workers. Same as M1834 but less smiles
- M1836: Newland Rangers Football Club
- M1837: Rev Billington, curate
- M1838: Civilian respirator (gas mask) general picture
- M1839: Civilian respirator (gas mask) how to remove it
- M1840: Civilian respirator (gas mask) how to adjust it
- M1841: Civilian Duty respirator (gas mask)
- M1842: Service respirator (gas mask)
- M1843: Top of Newland Street, decorated, perhaps Jubilee or Coronation
- M1844: 13 Newland Street, E.E.Green
- M1845: 11 to13 Newland Street
- M1846: 9 to13 Newland Street
- M1847: Wedding of Ethel Emma Green and Walter King
- M1848: Greens and Kings at Mill Beach, Heybridge
- M1849: Envelope addressed to Miss E E Green
- M1850: Blank bill from W and E King, 1st version
- M1851: Blank bill from W and E King, 2nd version
- M1852: Girls Friendly Society certificate, Alice Green, 2 years member
- M1853: Girls Friendly Society certificate, Alice Green, 7 years member
- M1854: Girls Friendly Society certificate, Alice Green, 12 years member
- M1855: W and E King, small bag
- M1856: W and E King, large bag
- M1857: Cooks’ house, Kingswood, 41 Hatfield Road
- M1858: Smith family
- M1859: Trafalgar day centenary; ceremony outside 70 Newland Street, with Admiral Luard, distant view
- M1860: Duke of Connaught inspecting scouts at Witham railway station
- M1861: Interior of All Saints church
- M1862: Coronation Pageant, ‘the Masque of Time’; ‘Spring’
- M1863: Coronation Pageant, ‘the Masque of Time’; ‘Summer’
- M1864: Coronation Pageant, ‘the Masque of Time’; ‘Winter’
- M1865: Coronation Pageant, ‘the Masque of Time’; ‘King and Queen’
- M1866: The Albert, 2 Chipping Hill
- M1867: Air cadets in Newland Street, with Tom Driberg
- M1868: Shop window at Green’s. 13 Newland Street
- M1869: Top of Newland Street with First World War soldier
- M1870: 13 Newland Street, E.E.Green
- M1871: Top of Newland Street, south side
- M1872: Maldon Road, east side, with 1930s houses
- M1873: Three people, possibly Green family
- M1874: Bridge Street, east end, looking east, both sides, with Castrol sign
- M1875: 38-46 Avenue Road
- M1876: Collingwood Road looking down at Public Hall and water tower, field on other side
- M1877: Guithavon Street, one side only, with All Saints church and National Schools
- M1878: Guithavon Street with All Saints church and school, and houses opposite
- M1879: All Saints church, Guithavon Street, with children in front
- M1880: Blue Mills
- M1881: The river, probably near Sauls bridge, with horse and cart
- M1882: Chipping Hill and forge
- M1883: Coronation procession with fire engine (1)
- M1884: Coronation procession with fire engine (2)
- M1885: Coronation procession with fire engine (3)
- M1886: Railway station after crash of Cromer express
- M1887: Railway station after crash of Cromer express
- M1888: First World War, soldiers with brass band, with water tower (no.12)
- M1889: First World War, soldiers in a row with horses with grass and trees (no.14)
- M1890: First World War, soldiers carrying thatched structure past Whitehall (no.20)
- M1891: First World War, soldiers marching down road with fence (no.30)
- M1892: First World War, soldiers in front of building with ivy (no.66)
- M1893: First World War, soldiers marching past Spurge’s (no.76)
- M1894: First World War, soldiers marching past Spurge’s (no number)
- M1895: First World War, soldiers marching round Collingwood Road corner (no number)
- M1896: First World War, soldiers marching round Collingwood Road corner (no number)
- M1897: Soldiers marching past Freebornes, 3 Newland Street (distant)
- M1898: Soldiers marching past Freebornes, 3 Newland Street (near)
- M1899: Soldiers marching past Freebornes and High House, 3 & 5 Newland Street
- M1900: Soldiers, RAMC, in posed group in field
- M1901: First World War, soldiers with felled tree at bottom of Avenue Road
- M1902: Soldiers marching past Avenue house etc
- M1903: Soldiers at the Whitehall, 18 Newland Street
- M1904: Soldiers waggons in Newland Street with bike
- M1905: Soldiers, possibly at maltings, Collins Lane
- M1906: Football team, Crittall reserve side, in the Park
- M1907: Wide part of Newland Street, north side
- M1908: Painting of Dorothy Sayers Statue and Whitehall
- M1909: Painting of Newbury House, 2 Newland Street
- M1910: Painting of Town Hall, 61 Newland Street
- M1911: Painting of White Horse, 2 Church Street
- M1912: Notelet with paintings of various Witham scenes
- M1913: Statue of Dorothy L Sayers in Newland Street
- M1914: View of Chipping Hill from river walk near Saxon Drive
- M1915: 26-30 Chipping Hill with parish church behind
- M1916: Clock by Richard Wright of Witham, full view
- M1917: Clock by Richard Wright of Witham, hood
- M1918: Clock by Richard Wright of Witham, dial
- M1919: Bull at Witham cattle market
- M1920: John Butler, Witham’s last town crier and bill poster
- M1921: Mobile Baths, Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps, at Wouenhaus in WW2
- M1922: Advert from Hurrell and Beardwell for Morris vans
- M1923: Advert from Glover’s for Belsize cars
- M1924: Clock by Richard Wright of Witham, whole
- M1925: Clock by Richard Wright of Witham, first view of face
- M1926: Clock by Richard Wright of Witham, second view of face
- M1927: Outside Holt’s butchers and fishmongers shop with staff
- M1928: Inside Holt’s butchers and fishmongers shop with staff
- M1929: Open air service for pea pickers at Braxted
- M1930: Fair in Newland Street
- M1931: Air photo of Guithavon Street and Collingwood Road
- M1932: Canteen at Crittall’s factory
- M1933: Tank at Crittall’s factory
- M1934: The drawing office’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1935: Shop setting out’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1936: The section bars’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1937: Drilling’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1938: End milling’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1939: Centre milling’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1940: Punching’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1941: Machining’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1943: Cleaning off’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1942: Corner welding’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1944: Cleaning off – detail’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1945: Frame assembly’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1946: Hinge welding’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1947: Finishing processes: pickling bath’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1948: Finishing processes: drying ovens’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1949: Finishing processes: galvanizing’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1950: Finishing processes: automatic control’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1951: Hot-dip galvanising’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1952: Paint-dip’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1953: The assembly shop’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1954: Windows for export’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1955: Road and rail’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1956: The loading bay’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1957: The assembly shop’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1958: The assembly shop’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1959: The assembly shop’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1960: The assembly shop’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1961: Pickling bath’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1962: Hot and cold wash’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1963: Control room’ from Crittall catalogue
- M1964: Two drawings from book of 1757 by Abraham Swan, used for High House
- M1965: Inside hospital in Holland in First World War
- M1966: Outside hospital in Holland in First World War
- M1967: Chipping Hill green looking west
- M1968: Chipping Hill green looking west
- M1969: Wide part of Newland Street looking east
- M1970: Wide part and bottom of Newland Street, south side, looking west
- M1971: Top of Newland Street, south side, looking east
- M1972: Narrow part of Newland Street looking east
- M1973: Top of Avenue and Avenue Road
- M1974: Resbury portraits
- M1975: Middle of The Avenue looking down, leaves on ground, no people
- M1976: The Bridge Home
- M1977: Chipping Hill and forge looking west
- M1978: Chipping Hill and forge looking west
- M1979: Chipping Hill looking west with three WW1 soldiers
- M1980: Chipping Hill green looking west
- M1981: General view of back of Chipping Hill from near the river Brain, including church
- M1982: Interior of parish church
- M1983: Parish church
- M1984: Wide part of Newland Street looking east
- M1985: Narrow part of Newland Street looking east
- M1986: Middle of Newland Street looking east
- M1987: Middle of Newland Street looking east
- M1988: Top of Newland Street looking down with Avenue House and girls with hoop
- M1989: Maldon Road from the north
- M1990: Five views; station, church, Collingwood Road, forge at Chipping Hill, and Blue mills
- M1991: Narrow part of Newland Street looking east
- M1992: Drawing of Chipping Hill by Fred Hayward
- M1993: Pewter dish, early 18th cent., probably of Thomas and Mary Sceeles
- M1994: Pewter dish, early 18th cent., probably of Thomas and Mary Sceeles
- M1995: Pewter dish, early 18th cent., probably of Thomas and Mary Sceeles
- M1996: Trial run of Hook of Holland train near Witham station
- M1997: Trial run of Hook of Holland train near Witham station with staff
- M1998: Interior of signalbox at station with signalman. Possibly not Witham
- M1999: Approach to Witham station, with goods trucks
- M2000: Maldon train at Witham station
- M2001: Sidings and rails and signal at Witham station
- M2002: Passenger train at Witham station, from Maldon
- M2003: Passenger train at Witham station, from Maldon
- M2004: Freight train at Witham station
- M2005: Braintree tender with passenger train at Witham station, and signal box
- M2006: Passenger train at Witham from Maldon, with maltings
- M2007: Passenger train at Witham station on REC tour
- M2008: Passenger train at Witham station on REC tour, with maltings
- M2009: Two passenger trains at Witham station, one perhaps a ‘special’, with people
- M2010: Horse mill at Gosfield Hall
- M2011: Horse mill at Gosfield Hall
- M2012: Horse mill at Gosfield Hall
- M2013: John Thurgood as young man in British Resistance uniform at Terling
- M2014: John Thurgood with time pencil from British Resistance
- M2015: John Thurgood at entrance to British Resistance’s underground base at Terling
- M2016: John Thurgood at entrance to British Resistance’s underground base at Terling
- M2017: John Thurgood at entrance to British Resistance’s underground base at Terling
- M2018: Entrance to British Resistance’s underground base at Terling
- M2019: Corrugated iron from British Resistance’s underground base at Terling
- M2020: Freemasons’ dinner
- M2021: Freemasons’ group, Peverel Lodge
- M2022: Coal Trade outing
- M2023: Chipping Hill forge with First World War soldiers
- M2024: The forge, 18 Chipping Hill, with Henry Dorking, Mr Quy, two girls and horse
- M2025: Thompsons’ coal yard in Braintree Road, looking out
- M2026: Thompsons’ coal yard in Braintree Road, looking in
- M2027: Thompsons’ coal yard in Braintree Road, with Ramsden Mills van
- M2028: Thompsons’ coal yard in Braintree Road, during miners’ strike
- M2029: George Thompson and another as pierrots
- M2030: George Thompson and another in First World War uniform
- M2031: George Thompson in First World War uniform
- M2032: George Thompson in military hospital in First World War
- M2033: George Thompson and another at military hospital in First World War
- M2034: Silhouette probably of George Thomasin (1809-68)
- M2035: Engraving of top of Newland Street with coach
- M2036: Engraving of Chipping Hill and river Brain
- M2037: Collingwood House, 15 Collingwood Road
- M2038: School House, Guithavon Street
- M2039: Fred Spall at his garage and filling station at Rivenhall
- M2040: Decorated bikes in carnival
- M2041: Fred Spall’s motorbike ambulance at Chelmsford carnival
- M2042: Fred Spall’s motorbike ambulance at Witham carnival
- M2043: Fred Spall with his motorbike ambulance
- M2044: Fred Spall’s motorbike ambulance with a patient
- M2045: Fred Spall and his ‘Ner-a-car’
- M2046: Fred Spall’s business card
- M2047: Bill from A A Shelley for Spall house-moving, 1948
- M2048: Peter Spall’s scripture certificate, 1942
- M2049: Cosgrove, Rickstones Road, with Olive Spall
- M2050: Cosgrove, Rickstones Road, with Spall boys
- M2051: Spall boys when small
- M2052: Spall boys
- M2053: Excavating for new gas holder in Colchester Road, factories behind
- M2054: Foundation for new gas holder in Colchester Road, factories behind
- M2055: Grace Chappelow, suffragette from Hatfield Peverel
- M2056: Bill from George Thomasin to Mr D H Harvey, 1853
- M2057: Bill from George Thomasin to Mr D H Harvey, 1854
- M2058: Letter from James Malyn about horse, 1887
- M2059: Unknown lady
- M2060: Pelican Cottage three quarters finished
- M2061: Lady and cat, probably at Pelican Cottage
- M2062: Pelican Cottage from the front
- M2063: Pelican Cottage and group in garden
- M2064: Pelican Cottage, picking fruit
- M2065: Pelican Cottage, Ella Catherine (Kate) Pattisson in wheel chair
- M2066: Pelican Cottage with donkey cart
- M2067: Collingwood Road from near the bottom, including 16 and 18
- M2068: 41 Newland Street, London Central Meat Co. Ltd
- M2069: Funfair
- M2070: Park / recreation ground in Maldon Road
- M2071: Park / recreation ground in Maldon Road
- M2072: Timbers at the forge house, 18 Chipping Hill
- M2073: Timbers at the forge house, 18 Chipping Hill
- M2074: Rickstones and Cross Roads VE day party, group
- M2075: Roman doodle on tile, showing leg
- M2076: Roman key handle in form of lion
- M2077: Cressing Temple
- M2078: Cressing Temple
- M2079: Silver End
- M2080: Silver End
- M2081: Silver End
- M2082: Silver End
- M2083: Prefabs at Silver End
- M2084: Prefabs at Silver End
- M2085: Prefabs at Silver End
- M2086: Silver End
- M2087: Inside the Chipping Hill forge
- M2088: Douglas family memorial in parish church
- M2089: Tom Driberg campaigning in Newland Street for by-election
- M2090: Tom Driberg campaigning in Newland Street for by-election
- M2091: Tom Driberg campaigning, probably in Maldon
- M2092: Crittall’s Home Guard
- M2093: Crittall’s brass band in Newland Street
- M2094: British Legion brass band playing
- M2095: British Legion brass band, group
- M2096: Fire at Crittall’s factory
- M2097: Fire at Crittall’s factory
- M2098: Fire at Crittall’s factory
- M2099: Fire at Crittall’s factory
- M2100: Fire at Crittall’s factory
- M2101: Fire at Crittall’s factory
- M2102: Scouts at camp, two boys
- M2103: Scouts singing at Felixstowe
- M2104: Scouts at camp washing feet
- M2105: Scouts at camp washing
- M2106: Three scouts on fence
- M2107: Scouts, group in town
- M2108: Four young men in Witham park
- M2109: Invitation to celebration for Crittall’s 50 millionth window in London
- M2110: Group of 4 at celebration for Crittall’s 50 millionth window in London
- M2111: Socialising at celebration for Crittall’s 50 millionth window in London
- M2112: Group of three at presentation for Crittall’s 50 millionth window
- M2113: Group of three at presentation for Crittall’s 50 millionth window
- M2114: Group of three and crowd at presentation for Crittall’s 50 millionth window
- M2115: Bill from George Thomasin to D H Harvey, 17 January 1849
- M2116: Receipt from George Thomasin to D H Harvey, 21 April 1854
- M2117: Receipt from William King to Mr Harvey, 2 September 1854
- M2118: Town sign, west side
- M2119: Town sign, west side
- M2120: Town sign, west side
- M2121: Flowers at Mill Lane car park for Witham in Bloom
- M2122: Town sign, east side
- M2123: Flowers outside 72 Newland Street for Witham in Bloom
- M2124: Flowers outside 2b Maldon Road for Witham in Bloom
- M2125: Plastic bag from Pinkhams
- M2126: Gloves from Pinkhams
- M2127: Labels on gloves from Pinkham’s
- M2128: Filling station at Rivenhall with car
- M2129: Filling station at Rivenhall, close-up
- M2130: Co-op creamery, Highfields Road
- M2131: Marconi’s factory, Colchester Road
- M2132: Gaza and Bembridge, Chalks Road, decorated for Coronation
- M2133: Car of Witham Motor Club, with Gordon Ager
- M2134: The Balladeers
- M2135: The Balladeers
- M2136: Fashion show
- M2137: Fire at garage in Armond Road
- M2138: Car after fire in Armond Road
- M2139: Traction engine, two men standing by
- M2140: Traction engine, man, woman and boy riding
- M2141: Traction engine, three men riding
- M2142: Traction engine, two men riding
- M2143: Traction engines at show
- M2144: Royce family
- M2145: Retirement presentation to Cecil Joslin at Crittall’s
- M2146: Retirement presentation to Cecil Joslin at Crittall’s
- M2147: Retirement presentation to Cecil Joslin at Crittall’s
- M2148: Retirement presentation to Cecil Joslin at Crittall’s
- M2149: Retirement presentation to Cecil Joslin at Crittall’s
- M2150: Retirement presentation to Cecil Joslin at Crittall’s
- M2151: Retirement presentation to Cecil Joslin at Crittall’s
- M2152: Bill Joslin and Dobbin the horse in Rectory Lane
- M2153: Carnival queen on waggon crossing railway bridge
- M2154: Dragon in Carnival procession in Braintree Road
- M2155: Unknown church fete, car and clergyman
- M2156: Unknown church fete, group including some Croxalls
- M2157: Croxalls at Scarborough, group of four
- M2158: Croxalls at Weymouth, group of five
- M2159: Councillors et al on Public Hall balcony
- M2160: Women, nurses and band in parade in Newland Street
- M2161: People in swimming pool, waterworks cottages behind
- M2162: Two men at the gas works
- M2163: Front of semi-detached house, location unknown
- M2164: Front of semi-detached house, location unknown, with lady in front
- M2165: Back of semi-detached house, location unknown, with man and woman
- M2166: Back of semi-detached house, location unknown, with man
- M2167: Group of five including Croxall parents at 51 Guithavon Street
- M2168: Group of four including Croxall parents at 51 Guithavon Street
- M2169: Front of 51 Guithavon Street
- M2170: Front of 51 Guithavon Street
- M2171: Ground floor of front of 51 Guithavon Street
- M2172: Ground floor of front of 51 Guithavon Street
- M2173: Dog in path, probably leading from 51 Guithavon Street to the street
- M2174: Back of house, probably 51 Guithavon Street
- M2175: View from gas manager’s house looking up Newland Street
- M2176: Guithavon Street, east end, looking towards Newland Street,
- M2177: Country dancing outdoors
- M2178: Witham mill house and roller mills
- M2179: Tom Driberg campaigning in Newland Street for by-election
- M2180: Envelope addressed to ‘Tom Driberg’s tea rooms’
- M2181: Children at sports day at Bramston with Eva Hayes
- M2182: Bottom of Newland Street
- M2183: National Schools in Guithavon Street
- M2184: Election address for James Croxall, March 1932
- M2185: Christmas card with painting of wide part of Newland Street
- M2186: Rose Richardson and four postmen, at back of Post Office
- M2187: Rose Richardson and telegram boy, at back of Post Office
- M2188: Painting of Witham railway station
- M2189: Election address for Ted Smith and Jim McElrea
- M2190: First World War soldiers in front of Red Lion
- M2191: First World War soldiers passing Freebornes
- M2192: Photos re Lieut Murray and Capt Hanson
- M2193: Part of Victory parade, showing ARP passing War Memorial
- M2194: Part of Victory parade, showing ARP in Newland Street
- M2195: Clearing shell cases from maltings
- M2196: Three Smith sisters in war workers’ uniform
- M2197: Charlotte Smith
- M2198: The Moles family outside their house
- M2199: Jean Andrews
- M2200: Charles Smith’s sister Amy in Australia and another
- M2201: Charles Smith’s sister Amy in Australia and two others
- M2202: Unknown girl, studio portrait
- M2203: Unknown young woman, studio portrait
- M2204: Unknown older woman, studio portrait
- M2205: Unknown woman, studio portrait
- M2206: Group from Maldon Road school
- M2207: Crittall football team
- M2208: Group of railway workers at station
- M2209: Glover’s garage, corner of Avenue and Newland Street
- M2210: Glover’s garage, corner of Avenue and Newland Street, with Doe’s van
- M2211: Templars Junior School
- M2212: Glover’s garage, corner of Avenue and Newland Street
- M2213: Mr Putman working at Glover’s garage
- M2214: Fire engine and van at Cooper Taber’s glass building
- M2215: Wide part of Newland Street, north side
- M2216: The Albert, 2 Chipping Hill
- M2217: New ‘Moat farm’, Moat Farm Chase
- M2218: Cooper Taber’s glass warehouse in Station Road
- M2219: Fire engine in Highfields Road near the Co-op creamery, close-up
- M2220: Shop window at Farthing’s, 68 Newland Street, at Christmas
- M2221: Reaping with horse near Silver End
- M2222: Narrow part of Newland Street, with bus
- M2223: Howbridge Hall
- M2224: 74 Newland Street and 76 Newland Street, Marshall’s
- M2225: Fire engine in Highfields Road near the Co-op creamery
- M2226: East end of railway station with water tower and maltings
- M2227: Steam train on railway embankment
- M2228: Narrow and top parts of Newland Street, at traffic lights
- M2229: Top end of Newland Street, north side
- M2230: Whitehall cinema, showing ‘Carry on Admiral’
- M2231: Train with diesel engine, on main line near Half Hides
- M2232: B1 steam train on main line, near Hatfield Peverel
- M2233: Eastern end of railway station with signal box being demolished
- M2234: By-pass being built
- M2235: Bus on Collingwood Road railway bridge
- M2236: Top of Maldon Road with police car
- M2237: Top of Maldon Road with side of police car
- M2238: Top end of Albert Road
- M2239: Church and Chipping Hill, seen from allotments
- M2240: Train pulled by diesel locomotive passing Albert Road
- M2241: Diesel locomotive passing Albert Road
- M2242: Train in station with maltings behind
- M2243: Diesel locomotive with houses behind
- M2244: Diesel locomotive and old signal box
- M2245: Diesel locomotive passing Albert Road
- M2246: Railway station, looking towards London
- M2247: Train pulled by diesel locomotive with station behind
- M2248: Train pulled by diesel locomotive in Colchester platform
- M2249: Train with diesel locomotive, passing signal box
- M2250: Train with diesel locomotive under Collingwood Road bridge
- M2251: Train with steam locomotive going under Collingwood Road bridge
- M2252: Train pulled by diesel locomotive with Easton Road behind
- M2253: Steam locomotive in sidings with maltings
- M2254: Steam locomotive with goods train in front of signal box
- M2255: Steam locomotive under the Collingwood Road railway bridge
- M2256: Steam tank locomotive on turntable, view from underneath
- M2257: Train pulled by Sandringham Class locomotive leaving station
- M2258: Train pulled by Sandringham Class steam locomotive near Motts Lane
- M2259: Steam tank locomotive on turntable, view from underneath
- M2260: Train pulled by Sandringham Class steam locomotive near Motts Lane
- M2261: Train pulled by B1 steam locomotive, maltings behind
- M2262: Train pulled by Britannia steam locomotive at Motts Lane Crossing
- M2263: Train pulled by B1 steam locomotive near Motts Lane crossing
- M2264: Train pulled by steam locomotive on wooden viaduct near Maldon Road
- M2265: Train pulled by steam locomotive at Motts Lane crossing in snow
- M2266: Britannia steam locomotive and the station maltings
- M2267: A steam tanker pulling a passenger train out of the station
- M2268: General view of the station from near Collingwood Road bridge
- M2269: Top of Newland Street with coach and cars
- M2270: Powlings egg packing place with LT bus
- M2271: Coach in London Road with Victoria cottages
- M2272: Grove wall etc with bus and cars
- M2273: Bus at railway station
- M2274: Coach at top of Newland Street
- M2275: LT buses in wide part of Newland Street
- M2276: LT bus in wide part of Newland Street
- M2277: Coach outside Crittall’s
- M2278: Coach at railway station
- M2279: Coach at railway station
- M2280: LT bus in narrow part of Newland Street
- M2281: Coach at railway station
- M2282: Bus in Braintree Road
- M2283: Coach at top of Newland Street
- M2284: Bus at top of Newland Street
- M2285: The Albert, with coach and cars
- M2286: Bus passing Grove wall
- M2287: Narrow part of Newland Street with bus and cars
- M2288: Top of Newland Street with coach and cars
- M2289: Bus at Lynfield garage, London Road
- M2290: Coach at railway station
- M2291: Top of Newland Street with coaches and cars
- M2292: Wide part of Newland Street with bus and cars
- M2293: Buses and coach at Lynfield garage, London Road
- M2294: Top of Newland Street with coach and cars
- M2295: Taxi at railway station)
- M2296: Car in Albert Road, Crittall’s behind
- M2297: Top of Newland Street with car
- M2298: General Post Office et al with cars
- M2299: Lorry at Welch’s factory
- M2300: Brown’s lorry in Albert Road
- M2301: Two lorries outside Crittall’s with windows
- M2302: Fire engine on Newland bridge
- M2303: Fire engine at bottom of Newland Street
- M2304: Narrow part of Newland Street with lorry and car
- M2305: Co-op milk float in Braintree Road
- M2306: Clarkes van at Chelmsford
- M2307: Holt’s van at Holt’s shop
- M2308: Milk tanker at Christmas House
- M2309: Lorry working on street lights in Maldon Road
- M2310: Pinkham’s van at Hurrell and Beardwell’s garage
- M2311: Typesetting machine at Clarkes
- M2312: Traction engine
- M2313: Traction engine
- M2314: The Albert
- M2315: Wide part of Newland Street
- M2316: Corner of Newland Street and Collingwood Road, with dog
- M2317: Hurrell and Beardwell garage, corner of Avenue Road
- M2318: Britannia steam locomotive with water tower and signal box
- M2319: Goods trucks in railway sidings
- M2320: B1 steam locomotive on Braintree line
- M2321: War Department steam locomotive at station;
- M2322: B1 steam locomotive near station
- M2323: J15 steam locomotive at station with maltings
- M2324: Thomas Dodman, chimney sweep
- M2325: Men with car at Ashby’s garage
- M2326: Past firemen and fire engine
- M2327: George Vale with Richard Vale in pram
- M2328: Joe, American airman at Rivenhall
- M2329: Ernie and Phil, American airmen at Rivenhall
- M2330: Maldon Road school group, perhaps on May Day
- M2331: Mr and Mrs Richard (Dick) Ashby and garage, on golden wedding day
- M2332: Richard (Dick) Ashby in Mason’s uniform
- M2333: Home Farm with playpen
- M2334: ATS girls during Second World War, with Ethel Ashby
- M2335: Cecil Ager
- M2336: Cecil and Chris Ager by the sea
- M2337: Frank Ager and car
- M2338: Charity fancy dress in the Park
- M2339: Charity fancy dress in the Park
- M2340: Cecil and Chris Ager in each other’s close for event in the Park
- M2341: Charity fancy dress in the Park
- M2342: Charity fancy dress football in the Park
- M2343: Edward Wallace Ashby and wife Roxanne Ashby
- M2344: Recess (14 Chipping Hill) from the front
- M2345: Recess (14 Chipping Hill) from the back, with the garden
- M2346: Edith Bessie Dean at Colchester
- M2347: The Dean family at Frinton
- M2348: The Dean family at Colchester
- M2349: Races in the Park for peace celebrations (photo no.9)
- M2350: Apple bobbing in the Park for peace celebrations (photo no.11)
- M2351: Fire Brigade and new motor fire engine
- M2352: Wedding photo of Richard (Dick) Ashby and Ethel May Ager
- M2353: Inside sweet shop at 82 Chelmer Road
- M2354: Guithavon Street with school
- M2355: Spring Lodge farm
- M2356: Firemen at Crittall’s Social Club, Braintree Road
- M2357: Church bell seen through church door on fork lift truck
- M2358: Church bell on fork lift truck, unknown location
- M2359: Social group from Red Lion on an outing
- M2360: Group of bowls players from Constitutional Club
- M2361: Gordon Ager with hard hat and camera
- M2362: Alfred and Elizabeth Ager, perhaps Golden Wedding
- M2363: Display for Farmers Table chicken factory
- M2364: Old fire place at Mole End, Chipping Hill
- M2365: Keith Moscrop and crown post at Mole End, Chipping Hill
- M2366: Beams and joists at Mole End, Chipping Hill
- M2367: Health Authority building being built in Collingwood Road
- M2368: Health Authority building in Collingwood Road, from the air
- M2369: Air photo, no.1
- M2370: Air photo, no.2
- M2371: Air photo, no.3
- M2372: Air photo, no.4
- M2373: Air photo, no.5
- M2374: Air photo, no.6
- M2375: Air photo, no.7
- M2376: Air photo, no.8
- M2377: Air photo, no.9
- M2378: Air photo, no.10
- M2379: Air photo, no.11
- M2380: Air photo, no.12
- M2381: Fred Richardson and parents
- M2382: Fred Richardson and mother
- M2383: Drawing of the ‘SS Oronsay’ and the convoy by Fred Richardson
- M2384: Photo of the ‘SS Oronsay’
- M2385: Fred Richardson in ice hockey gear in Canada
- M2386: Fred Richardson in class in Canada
- M2387: Fred Richardson in uniform of the Royal Canadian Navy
- M2388: Fred Richardson in uniform of the Royal Canadian Navy
- M2389: Fred Richardson and Lois on their wedding day
- M2390: Fred Richardson in the 1970s
- M2391: Fred and Lois Richardson on their 50th wedding anniversary
- M2392: Fred and Lois Richardson and family on their 50th wedding anniversary
- M2393: John Douglas Dean
- M2394: Old houses near bottom of Church Street
- M2395: Precinct near bottom of Church Street
- M2396: Stonelaying for Methodist schoolroom
- M2397: Chipping mill
- M2398: Fife and Drum Band
- M2399: Town sign, on ground before erection
- M2400: Town sign with flags soon after erection
- M2401: Town sign with flags soon after erection
- M2402: Town sign
- M2403: Town sign with lady
- M2404: Town sign, original drawing
- M2405: Close up of the town sign soon after its erection
- M2406: Town sign with flags soon after its erection
- M2407: Albert and Edith Shelley (nee Cowell) on wedding day
- M2408: Albert Shelley in First World War uniform
- M2409: Albert Shelley and two others, ‘Suva Bay Heroes’
- M2410: Edith Shelley, nee Cowell, and her mother, Julia Mead
- M2411: Miriam Smith, nee Mead, and her daughter Eileen
- M2412: Alfred Cowell and his baby son Harry
- M2413: Julia Mead at 143 Cressing Road
- M2414: Miriam and Percy Smith and their daughter Eileen
- M2415: Harriet Shelley of Rivenhall
- M2416: Albert Wayland Shelley, and horse and cart of Witham Cartage and Coal Company
- M2417: Albert Wayland Shelley, with sons George and Arthur and horse and cart at a Carnival
- M2418: Shelley family at Smallands Hall farm
- M2419: Said to be Shelley family at Smallands Hall farm Also see M2421
- M2420: Caroline (Carrie) Seaborn, nee Cowell
- M2421: Said to be sandpit in Guithavon Valley, with Albert Wayland Shelley.But see M2419
- M2422: Walter Burch in Second World War uniform
- M2423: Rose Burch, nee Shelley, in bus conductress uniform
- M2424: Rose Burch, nee Shelley, in bus conductress uniform
- M2425: Rose Burch, nee Shelley, as a girl
- M2426: Football team, ‘Old Boys’
- M2427: All Saints Church
- M2428: Group from National Girls School
- M2429: Group from National Girls School
- M2730: Crittall’s lead glazing works, big group of workers
- M2731: Crittall’s lead glazing works, big group of workers
- M2732: Crittall’s lead glazing works, group of eleven
- M2733: Crittall’s lead glazing works, group of nine
- M2734: Crittall’s lead glazing works, group of five
- M2735: Crittall’s lead glazing works, group of three, with a Crittall sign
- M2736: British Railways parcels lorry in carnival
- M2737: British Railways horse and waggon in carnival
- M2738: Back of horse and waggon in carnival
- M2739: Stationmaster’s house, Easton Road
- M2740: Steam train in station
- M2741: Steam train and signal box
- M2742: Old Catholic church, top of Newland Street
- M2743: The top of Newland Street, looking east
- M2744: The top of Newland Street looking down, with Avenue House and girls with hoop
- M2745: Spread Eagle, advertising card for Powell Jones
- M2746: Wide part of Newland Street looking down
- M2747: Wide part of Newland Street looking up
- M2748: Bottom of Newland Street looking up
- M2749: Bridge Street, east end, looking east, with cart
- M2750: Bridge Street, middle, looking east
- M2751: Top of The Avenue, with lodge
- M2752: Bottom of The Avenue, with gates
- M2753: Top of The Avenue, with gates and lodge
- M2754: Middle of The Avenue, probably looking down
- M2755: Middle of The Avenue
- M2756: Guithavon Street looking east
- M2757: The Park in Maldon Road with two ladies and a white dog
- M2758: East side of Mill Lane from river
- M2759: Chipping Hill from near the Albert, with two cycles
- M2760: Chipping Hill from near the Albert
- M2761: South side of Chipping Hill looking west
- M2762: South side of Chipping Hill looking west
- M2763: North side of Chipping Hill green
- M2764: Blacksmith’s forge and Chipping Hill
- M2765: Blacksmith’s forge and Chipping Hill with waggon
- M2766: Chipping Hill green and the Church
- M2767: Blue Mills
- M2768: Blue Mills through trees
- M2769: Young Wives float in the Carnival, in Newland Street
- M2770: Steam engine with Albert Road behind
- M2771: Otter hunters and a pack of dogs at the station
- M2772: Allegedly the Cromer Express just before the crash
- M2773: Wreck of the Cromer Express at the station
- M2774: Railway station from platform
- M2775: Railway station from above
- M2776: Railway lines looking west, edge of cattle market on left
- M2777: Railway lines looking west, with locomotive approaching
- M2778: Looking through Collingwood Road railway bridge, with signal box
- M2779: Station and maltings etc from the east
- M2780: Station and water tower etc from the east
- M2781: Station and water tower etc from the east
- M2782: Looking east from station, with water tower and signal box
- M2783: Railway tracks looking east
- M2784: Station and maltings from east
- M2785: Station and maltings from east
- M2786: Railway siding with horses
- M2787: Railway tracks looking east with Braintree branch
- M2788: Railway engineers’ shed and Braintree branch
- M2789: Steam train coming through the station, with Albert Road behind
- M2790: Steam train coming through the station, with maltings and seed warehouse behind
- M2791: Steam trains in station, with people and sign
- M2792: ‘Cotton Simplex hand-sewn’ glove made by Pinkhams
- M2793: ‘Cotton Simplex Brosser-sewn’ glove made by Pinkhams
- M2794: 4 Albert Road, the house where the Pinkhams started making gloves
- M2795: Drawing of the first Pinkhams factory
- M2796: Drawing of Pinkhams factory with proposed extension
- M2797: ‘Cotton Simplex hand-sewn’ glove made by Pinkhams
- M2798: ‘Rayon Milanese Attached cuff’ glove made by Pinkhams
- M2799: ‘Rayon Milanese Embroidered’ glove made by Pinkhams
- M2800: ‘Rayon Mesh Hand-embroidered’ glove made by Pinkhams
- M2801: People working at Pinkhams glove factory
- M2802: ‘Gloves being pressed out’ at Pinkhams glove factory
- M2803: ‘Old-type Swing Press’ at Pinkhams glove factory
- M2804: ‘Modern Automatic Press’ at Pinkhams glove factory
- M2805: People working at Pinkham’s glove factory
- M2806: ‘Pointing Simplex Gloves’ at Pinkhams glove factory
- M2807: Pointing machine at Pinkhams glove factory
- M2808: ‘Brosser Pointing’ at Pinkhams glove factory
- M2809: ‘Elasticating’ at Pinkhams glove factory
- M2810: ‘Stitching round a Thumb’ at Pinkhams glove factory
- M2811: ‘Stitching on Fourchettes’ at Pinkhams glove factory
- M2812: ‘Making a Round Thumb’ at Pinkhams glove factory
- M2813: ‘Making and inserting a Boulton Thumb’ at Pinkhams glove factory
- M2814: People working at Pinkham’s glove factory
- M2815: ‘Pique Sewing’ at Pinkhams glove factory
- M2816: ‘Setting on Binds’ at Pinkhams glove factory
- M2817: ‘Topping or Welting with Two-Needle Machine’ at Pinkhams glove factory
- M2818: ‘Corner of Mechanic Shop’ at Pinkhams glove factory
- M2819: ‘Overlooking or Examining’ at Pinkhams glove factory
- M2820: ‘Ironing’ at Pinkhams glove factory
- M2821: ‘Cotton Simplex Hand-Sewn’ glove made by Pinkhams
- M2822: ‘Cotton Simplex Hand-Sewn’ glove made by Pinkhams
- M2823: Machine room at Pinkhams glove factory
- M2824: Machine room at Pinkhams glove factory
- M2825: Brosser Sewing Machines at Pinkhams glove factory
- M2826: Shelley children at 13 or 15 Guithavon Street
- M2827: Jim Whitton with his agricultural engine
- M2828: Edith Shelley at Smallands Hall getting water in a bucket
- M2829: Opening of swimming pool behind the Swan
- M2830: Group of women at the swimming pool behind the Swan
- M2831: Arthur and Emily Skingsley
- M2832: Emily Skingsley
- M2833: Arthur and Emily Skingsley and family
- M2834: Ernest and Agnes Skingsley
- M2835: Charlie Smith and Ann Skingsley at their wedding
- M2836: Charlie Smith
- M2837: Anne Smith, nee Skingsley
- M2838: Railway Mission Home, St Leonards
- M2839: Freebornes farm, 3 Newland Street
- M2840: Rev. Francis Galpin playing a long musical instrument
- M2841: William Henry Pattisson
- M2842: Clock made by Mark Draper
- M2843: Tom Driberg at closing of Kelvedon to Tollesbury railway
- M2844: Some of Royal Warwickshire Regiment in Collingwood Road
- M2845: Middle of Newland Street looking east
- M2846: The Albert P.H., corner view
- M2847: The Albert P.H, side view of front, with figurehead
- M2848: The Albert P.H., close-up of front with figurehead
- M2849: The Albert P.H., from the front, with the figurehead and a car
- M2850: Witham Football Club, c.1893
- M2851: Witham Town Football Club
- M2852: Witham Town Football Club
- M2853: Witham Football Club
- M2854: Private W J Barnett of the Warwicks
- M2855: Chipping Hill from near the Albert P.H. with a trench
- M2856: Braxted Park
- M2857: Bottom of Avenue Road looking south
- M2858: Election postcard for the Hon Charles Strutt
- M2859: Engraving of the wide part of Newland Street
- M2860: Doris and Harold Cook
- M2861: Back of High House with Mrs Hedley Cook
- M2862: Cooks’ house and butcher’s shop at 5 Newland Street
- M2863: Cooks’ house and butcher’s shop at 5 Newland Street
- M2864: Doris Smith (later Mrs Cook) and a friend’s baby
- M2865: Doris Smith (later Mrs Cook) and friend’s daughter
- M2866: Doris Smith (later Mrs Cook) and Mrs Ashby, with baby
- M2867: Doris Smith (later Mrs Cook) and brother George
- M2868: Group at National Infants School, including Doris Smith
- M2869: Top end of Newland Street, looking east
- M2870: Cook’s house and butcher’s shop, with Harold Cook’s niece Sheila
- M2871: Harold Cook in his garden at 5 Newland Street
- M2872: Harold Cook in his garden at 5 Newland Street
- M2873: Harold Cook in his garden at 5 Newland Street
- M2874: Close up of Harold Cook’s garden at 5 Newland Street
- M2875: Harold Cook’s garden at 5 Newland Street
- M2876: Close-up of Harold Cook in his garden at 5 Newland Street
- M2877: Close-up of Harold Cook in his garden at 5 Newland Street
- M2878: Town sign and 64 Newland Street
- M2879: Town sign
- M2880: Town sign
- M2881: Town sign and top of 76-82 Newland Street
- M2882: A painting of the railway station and a bus
- M2883: VE or VJ day party, at top of Church Street
- M2884: Group from Board School in Maldon Road
- M2885: Group probably from Board School in Maldon Road
- M2886: Recreation Ground / Park, Maldon Road
- M2887: Whitehall with handwritten names of rooms in French
- M2888: Several views in colour
- M2889: The river, exact location not clear
- M2890: The Avenue, bottom, east side, looking down
- M2891: Collingwood Road with Jubilee Oak, looking down
- M2892: Jubilee Oak, Collingwood Road, from the south
- M2893: The Avenue in summer, with gateposts at the top
- M2894: Top of Newland Street with Avenue House, and girls with a hoop
- M2895: Top of Newland Street, with horses
- M2896: Top end of Newland Street looking east
- M2897: Scots soldiers’ band in Newland Street
- M2898: Maldon Road from the south, with the Bell P.H
- M2899: Middle of Collingwood Road looking up
- M2900: Bottom of Church Street looking up
- M2901: St Nicholas Church, from the south-west
- M2902: Chipping Hill bridge with a motor bike and a horse and cart
- M2903: Wide part of Newland Street, north side
- M2904: Wide and lower parts of Newland Street, looking up
- M2905: Bottom of Newland Street looking up, with cart
- M2906: Narrow part of Newland Street
- M2907: River in the snow
- M2908: River in the snow
- M2909: River in the snow with the Parish church in the background
- M2910: Parish church in the snow from the River walk
- M2911: Chipping Hill in the snow from the River walk
- M2912: Chipping Hill and the Parish church in the snow from the River walk
- M2913: The Parish church and houses in the snow from Chipping Hill green
- M2914: The River walk near the duckpond near Witham mill
- M2915: Children by the duckpond near Witham mill
- M2916: A boy reading ‘Witham 1500-1700’ on the doorstep of 118 Newland Street
- M2917: Walled garden at Cressing Temple
- M2918: Cressing Temple from the air
- M2919: Cressing Temple, Wheat barn
- M2920: Cressing Temple, Wheat barn, interior
- M2921: Cressing Temple, Barley barn, interior
- M2922: Roy Gage and the grave of George Sneezum at Essex Farm Cemetery
- M2923: Roy Gage at Essex Farm Cemetery
- M2924: Revd Francis Galpin with a musical instrument called a ‘trumpet marine’
- M2925: A woman and children, in the garden of the children’s home at Horwood House
- M2926: Two children in bed at the children’s home at Horwood House
- M2927: Two children at the children’s home at Horwood House
- M2928: A child in bed at children’s home at Horwood House
- M2929: Two children on a bed at the children’s home at Horwood House
- M2930: Two children at the children’s home at Horwood House
- M2931: Witham National Infants School group
- M2932: Arthur and Jane Agnes Hammond
- M2933: Arthur Hammond as a soldier
- M2934: Jane Agnes Hammond (nee Levett)
- M2935: Walter, Arthur and Frank Hammond
- M2936: Sewage farm house, from the front, with Cyril Hammond
- M2937: Sewage farm house, from the front, through a fence
- M2938: Stables at the Sewage farm house
- M2939: Sewage farm house from the back
- M2940: Opening of the Labour Hall
- M2941: Jenny Lee at the Labour Hall
- M2942: Jenny Lee at the Labour Hall
- M2943: Jenny Lee at the Labour Hall
- M2944: George Brown at the Labour Hall
- M2945: Richard Marsh at the Labour Hall
- M2946: Disco at the Labour Hall
- M2947: Disco at the Labour Hall
- M2948: Disco at the Labour Hall
- M2949: Disco at the Labour Hall
- M2950: Disco at the Labour Hall
- M2951: Disco at the Labour Hall
- M2952: Disco at the Labour Hall
- M2953: Bottom and wide parts of Newland Street looking east
- M2954: Bridge Street with 23-27
- M2955: Freebornes farm, 3 Newland Street
- M2956: Old Vicarage, Chipping Hill
- M2957: Bottom of Newland Street looking east, with children
- M2958: Crittall’s factory after being bombed in 1941
- M2959: The Red Lion P.H. and adjoining shops
- M2960: Freebornes, 3 Newland Street
- M2961: Whitehall, 18 Newland Street
- M2962: Rowley’s service station with cars
- M2963: Mr J Winch and his shop at 40 Newland Street
- M2964: Gage, hairdresser and tobacconist, at 48 Newland Street
- M2965: W E Brown, antiques, at 44 Newland Street
- M2966: Numbers 58 to 62 Newland Street
- M2967: Middle of Newland Street, part of north side
- M2968: Middle of Newland Street, part of north side
- M2969: Bradshaw, clothes, at 72 Newland Street
- M2970: Coopers haberdashery, at 82 and 84 Newland Street
- M2971: Coopers haberdashery, at 82 and 84 Newland Street
- M2972: Herrod, ironmonger, at 88 Newland Street, and part of the old Constitutional Club
- M2973: 90-94 Newland Street, including Dibben’s and Barham’s
- M2974: 90-92 Newland Street, with Byford’s and Dibben’s
- M2975: 105 Newland Street, part of the Co-op, with a crowd
- M2976: Parker’s.139 Newland Street
- M2977: Old Morning Star P.H., Bridge Street
- M2978: Glover motors first shop, 147 Newland Street
- M2979: Lockram Lane
- M2980: The top of Church Street, with prefabs
- M2981: 51-55 Chipping Hill
- M2982: 51-53 Chipping Hill
- M2983: 53-55 Chipping Hill
- M2984: Probably ARP group, said to be from Crittall’s
- M2985: Inside Crittall’s window factory
- M2986: School group, probably at Chipping Hill Infants school
- M2987: Group of Special Constables
- M2988: The staff of Messrs Taber and Cullen, seed merchants
- M2989: Middle of Newland Street, with flags for Essex Agricultural Show
- M2990: Spread Eagle and 51-65 Newland Street
- M2991: New back gardens in Church Street
- M2992: Witham Horticultural Society committee
- M2993: Chalks Road with people in the road
- M2994: Prefabs in Bramston Green
- M2995: Prefabs in Bramston Green
- M2996: Chalks Road, modern version of M2993
- M2997: Chalks Road, modern version of M2993
- M2998: The Wakelin’s car
- M2999: Group of women and children outside a big house
- M3000: Peter Eckersley