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POST OFFICE 344
The first woman is called Mabel Walker and Her mother Mrs.Walker.
First man unknown and telegraph boy was called Joe Gibb and he worked all his life at the Post Office.
The Notice says: Crumlin Post Office.
Post Office
for
Money Order, Savings Bank, Parcel Post, Telegraph, Insurance, Annuity, Inland Revenue Stamp, & Express Delivery Business.
Date of this photograph is unknown.

PAKENHAM MEMORIAL MOMUMENT 381
This was erected by the friends of the Rev.Arthur H. Pakenham, J.P. of Langford Lodge, to commemorate is many acts of kindness and generosity in 1907.
The Postmark on the card is Crumlin 3pm 7th August 1924.
To: Miss M. Walker Post Office Downpatrick.
Thanks so much fo card. Very lonley without Sambo and Bubbles. Hope you are having a nice time.
Love from all, S.Armstrong.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 379
The photograph was taken in Crumlin early 1920's
Postmarked Crumlin 3rd September 1924.
To: Miss M. Walker, c/o Mrs Preston, Sionfin, Fintona, Co.Tyrone.
Just a card today as I have'nt any more news yet. Mrs F is going to ask you if you will wear your hat up at the side.
She came at us last night, what do you think of that.
Love Euen.

JEAN PARKS 2311
Sitting outside her home at Rathuara in Crumlin is Jean Parks.Jean had just taken her rollers out for the photograph. When Jean married she had to only add an S to her surname. Her husband was F.W. Parks a photographer who had shops in Whitehead and Larne.

A DAY OUT 2478
Here we are in Crumlin back in the 1920's and enjoying the lovely day are the Parks sisters with their mum Jeanie who is at the back. While in front on the left we have Annie, then Jean and finally Bevan.

PARKS FAMILY 2484
Standing outside the Parks home in Crumlin we have from the left Mr Lowery, F.W.Parks, Jeannie Parks and Jean Parks.

PARK'S GIRLS 2488
Out for a walk to enjoy the summer sun are the Parks girls. At the moment I only name of the smallest girl, her name is Liyia Jean Parks.

JEANNIE PARKS 2489
This is Jeannie Parks and the photograph was taken during World War Two.
Jeannie was up to date with the fashion of the day with her pearl earings, the familar white spotted dress and over her shoulder a fur stole, my mum had a fox stole.