Malton Lane
Malton House, Malton c. 1905
Postcard supplied by Brian Clarke
Malton House, Malton c. 1905
Postcard supplied by Brian Clarke
Malton House, Malton, c. 1930s
Bell's Postcard
Raymond Course on Malton Lane during the floods c. 1928. Malton Farm is in the distance, c. 1928
Photograph supplied by Raymond Course
The rear of Northfield House, 1930s
Photograph supplied by Raymond Course
Bill East outside his bungalow on the corner of North End and Malton Lane, known as Dingle Dell. c. 1935
Photograph supplied by Teddy Handscombe
Floods in Malton Lane, January 1959
Photograph supplied by Ann Handscombe
Floods in Malton Lane, January 1959
Photograph supplied by Ann Handscombe
Floods in Malton Lane, January 1959
Photograph supplied by Ann Handscombe
Bungalow at the corner of Malton Lane and North End, once the home of Mr & Mrs C Handscombe, photographed in July 1982. The bungalow was dismantled for redevelopment in 1987
Photograph supplied by Ann Handscombe
Malton Lane Bridge under construction over the River Rhee, February 1990
Photograph supplied by Ann Handscombe
Rebuilding of Malton Lane Bridge, 1990
Photograph supplied by Ann Handscombe
Malton House, January 2012
Photograph by Malcolm Woods
Car in the river near Malton Lane Bridge, 27 January 2012
Photograph by Malcolm Woods
Malton Lane, January 2012
Photograph by Malcolm Woods
Northfield House, January 2012
Photograph by Malcolm Woods
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Thank you for your comment Yvonne. There are members of the Course family still living in the village. If you can supply us with a brief family history, either by adding a comment or by emailing us, we will try to find some additional information for you.
My maiden name was Course, and my father always said our family came from Meldreth, Cambridgeshire. In a bored moment, having looked up the village online before to no avail, I thought of searching on the name. Do members of the Course family still live there?
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