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The Will of William Craxford
The Will of William Craxford (1649)
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Letters from Iris
Iris Snow's letter to George Craxford in January 1987
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Iris Snow's letter to George Craxford in February 1987
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The Will of William Craxford (1803)
Page 1 of the will
Page 2 of the will
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Fosse Road North
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A local map of the Fosse Road North (West End) area of Leicester about 1955.
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King Richards Road
The geography of King Richard's Road today
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King Richards Road Development
The development of King Richard's Road
Detail of King Richards Road development from the Ordnance Survey maps of 1887 (lower) and 1902 (upper). Changes to note include: the infill from Kate Street to Bow Bridge Works; Tudor Road; the network of new streets north from Noble Street between Fosse Road North and Tudor Road; Great Central Street station and the railway viaduct across the Soar and West Bridge; the Leicester to Swannington railway station behind Tudor Road.
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Leicester 1837
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Leicester map of 1837 drawn by Robert Kearsley Dawson to accompany a report suggesting the division of the Borough into a number of wards. Hinckley Road and Narborough Road were both turnpike highways.
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Watts Causeway
Left: Detail from a late 17th century map; Right: Detail from Robert Kearsley Dawson map of Leicester 1837 (full map: see above)
Note the position of the Bow Bridge (A) and the West Bridge (b) in relation to the western edge of the town. The extent of the Cherry Orchard, the site of the Roman mosaics is clearly shown on the left hand map.
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Fosse Road Terrace 1887
Fosse Road Terrace from an Ordnance Survey town plan 1887.
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Our family home
A local map of the area about 1899. The house is the third from the corner of Fosse Road North and Noble Street.
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Craxford Reunion 2006
The reunion lunch menu
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The Apprentice
George Craxford's Articles of Indenture - 1
George Craxford's Articles of Indenture - 2
Added: March 10th 2014
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