The College Lane Covenant
Over the past 20 years or so, the churches across the kaleidoscope of denominations and individual congregations have engaged in heated debates on multiple issues… Read More »The College Lane Covenant
Over the past 20 years or so, the churches across the kaleidoscope of denominations and individual congregations have engaged in heated debates on multiple issues… Read More »The College Lane Covenant
Here is a brief Infographic on Northampton No. 2 & 3 Corps. No. 2 was formed in St James, but after moving to the Wellingborough… Read More »Salvation Army in Northampton No. 2 & 3 Corps
Here is a brief Infographic on Northampton No. 1 Corps. In 1879, it was the 100th Corps founded nationally. There were two others No. 2… Read More »Salvation Army in Northampton No. 1 Corps
George W H Nelson was born in Northampton in 1863. At the time of his birth, his parents George Nelson and Mercy (née Major) were… Read More »George William Horatio Nelson (1863-1952)
James Ward left school at 8½ and started work in the boot industry in 1855. Here he shares those early memories.
James Ward begins his walk around Northampton from the old castle and on to the Barrack Road, Racecourse and Kettering Road.
James Ward walks around Northampton in the 1850s describing Abington Square and Billing Road.
James Ward describes Northampton in the 1850s walking around Billing Road, Cow Meadow and South Bridge.
James Ward started school in Northampton in 1853 at the age of 6 but left for employment in 1855.
William Harry Harris was an Analytic Chemist and Dispensing Chemist (Pharmacy). He worked in Gold Street Northampton, Long Buckby Wharf, and Bombay/Mumbai, India