FANTAILS
Fantails is one of the older houses in the village
1940s & 50s Residents
These pictures are kindly provided by Roger Crow. From the 1940s during WWII. The first group shot shows Roger's Aunt Elsie & Uncle Fred Phillips, his parents Millicent and Bill Band his grandparents Emma and Willie-john Crow. The pictures were taken outside the backdoor of what is now Fantails. Top middle shows Aunt Elsie & Uncle Fred Phillips.
Top right shows Millicent Crow nee Hudson, William Crow, Mrs Beavis, Rear of Fantails 1943
Bottom left shows Fred Phillips, Roger Crow, Elsie Phillips nee Crow, Willie-john Crow, Emma Crow, William Crow, daughter Crow,Millicent Crow nee Hudson, Fantails 1953
Bottom right shows Willie-John, Emma Crow and Grandson Roger Crow in 1949. They had lived in bungalow at entrance to garden barn in Little Bradley where they were groom-coachman & housemaid.
Top right shows Millicent Crow nee Hudson, William Crow, Mrs Beavis, Rear of Fantails 1943
Bottom left shows Fred Phillips, Roger Crow, Elsie Phillips nee Crow, Willie-john Crow, Emma Crow, William Crow, daughter Crow,Millicent Crow nee Hudson, Fantails 1953
Bottom right shows Willie-John, Emma Crow and Grandson Roger Crow in 1949. They had lived in bungalow at entrance to garden barn in Little Bradley where they were groom-coachman & housemaid.
2001 - 2018
These pictures are from when the house was sold in 2011, 2014 and 2018