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FRANCES
INGLIS_4357
This Frances Inglis having her photo taken
in a photo booth which were very popular in the 1960's. People used them for
taking personal photos or passport photos when you pulled the curtain to one
side to get a white background, they came out as a strip of 4 photos.
INGLIS
FAMILY _4358
Standing outside their home are the Inglis
family, John Englis, Mary Inglis and their baby son Frances Inglis.
INGLIS
HOME _4360
Here we are in Castle Street and standing
in the doorway of their home are Fanny Inglis and to her right is Bella Englis.
OUT
FOR THE DAY_4359
Having been stopped by a street photographer
to have their photo taken here in Portrush while here for the day. At the
back we have Bella Taggart nee Inglis, to her left is Frances Inglis who is
enjoying what's in her bag, in front Nora Taggart with her bag of sweets and
Mervyn Taggart holding a windmill.
INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL_4361
It's 1900 and the pupils and Headmaster
of Ballymoney Intermediate School are having their photograph taken. Sadly
none of the pupils came be named but the Headmaster is known, he his called
William Beare.
Footnote: The school was situated in what is
now the Masonic Hall, next to the town clock. It became Ballymoney High School,
then in 1939 it was renamed Dalriada and moved to its present location.
