Genealogy Postcard - Miss LOADES, c/o Miss NUTTER, The Applegarth, George Lane, Wanstead, 1923

Genealogy / Family History Research Postcards: Miss LOADES, c/o  Miss NUTTER, The Applegarth, George Lane, Wanstead, London E11 - July 1923

Postcard view of Christchurch Priory sent to Miss J Loades c/o Miss Nutter at The Applegarth, George Lane, Wanstead, East London, July 1923.

Bournemoth postmark dated 25 July 1923 with stamp and British Empire Exhibition logo

Vintage used condition with some surface grubbiness

George Lane was renamed Nutter Lane in 1934 as a result of the construction of Eastern Avenue. 
The name Nutter Lane was after three sisters: Mary, Jesse and Gertrude Nutter. They were daughters of a wealthy cheese merchant in the City who donated the five acre Nutter Field in 1921 to the people of Wanstead for their recreation and leisure. The sisters lived until 1926 in Nutter Lane at Applegarth, which is said by a plaque on the front to have been built c. 1710. 

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