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Select allAlbert Stanley Pemberton the retired signalman who photographed the old branch line in the last winter it ranArthur Reginald Kingsmill the amateur astronomer who mapped the winter sky from his cold garden shed roofAudio and Video TestingBeatrice Helen Marsden the town librarian who quietly rebuilt the reading room after the great winter floodCollection #2Constance Mary Hargreaves the village midwife whose careful notebooks recorded each birth for three decadesDorothy Alice Rowntree the wartime canteen manager who kept a careful diary of every visitor she ever servedEdward Charles Lindley the country solicitor whose long letters describe the flooding of the lower meadowsEvelyn Rose Chadwick the patient schoolmistress who taught three generations of children in one old classroomFrederick John Barlow the harbour master remembered for his exact record of the annual herring fleet sailingsGeorge Ernest Wainwright the country doctor who travelled the moor roads in all weathers for thirty yearsHarriet Jane Fairbanks the botanical illustrator who walked the high chalk downs collecting seeds every autumnHerbert Douglas Stainton the lighthouse keeper who recorded the passing ships each night for twenty wintersLilian Martha Fenwick the village postmistress who remembered every address in the parish entirely by heartMargaret Eleanor Whitfield the travelling schoolteacher who kept the parish weather diaries for forty yearsPhyllis Irene Cartwright the mill weaver whose working songs were collected by a visiting young folkloristRewrite Base Site 01Samuel Oliver Redfern the stonemason whose neat initials appear on half the old bridges in the river valleySylvia Beatrice Norwood the hospital almoner who wrote to the families of every patient she ever metThomas Henry Ashcroft the quiet riverboat engineer remembered for his patient letters home from the estuaryWalter James Ingleby the parish clerk whose neat hand fills the vestry books for the whole of his long lifeWinifred Grace Pollard the seed merchant who kept a beautifully illustrated ledger of every variety he sold