

This image shows a haystack being built by a Palterton farmer in one of his fields, because space in his
This image shows an Agricultural Labourer on a machine that was used for cutting both hay and cereals.
This image shows a small cart pulled by a horse being used to transport the hay / cereals from the field to
Another image taken on 'The Elms Farm. The two children are Jeff (on horseback) and Fred Turner,
An image of harvest time in Palterton (cutting the wheat). Identity of the agricultural labourers
This image shows an agricultural labourer, a nephew of the farmer, ploughing the field with an old
Another image of a small cart pulled by a horse, being used to transport wheat from the field(s) to another
Our image shows L to R : Mr 'Bill' Boddy, Mr Derek Riley and Mr 'Jeff' Turner (farmers son). It was
This image relates to an unknown (at present) farm worker on this farm. It dates back to pre 1914.
Our image shows early 20th. century ploughing. It was hard work. A careful study of the image
This image taken on 26 July 1961 at Mr. Tommy Turner's ('The Elms') farm, shows Mr. Arthur Turner
This image of an unknown Palterton farm labourer (agricultural labourer?) was taken at harvest time on
This image shows one of the cows on The Elms Farm and was a heavy yielder of milk. The farmer
This image shows two young ladies in the harvest fields. They are not dressed for work so are they doing a bit of posing?
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farmyard was in short supply. The identity of persons on this image is not known.

This machine cut, binded the hay (wheat, barley, oats) into sheafs (bundles) and then discarded it to
the side, where other farm workers would put them into 'stooks' to dry out.

another location, that may have been in the same field. Image shows Jeff. Turner (farmers son) in front
of the wheel and unknown worker in the field. This is an image relating to 'The Elms farm'.

farmers sons. The 'driver' is George Rimmington.

is unknown.

fashioned plough drawn by two shire horses. This image is dated during the 1920's and shows
Arthur Carter, a farm teenager at work.

location. The sheaves can be seen, stacked in stooks, ready for the agricultural labourers to load onto
the cart.

taken during the potato picking harvest and is dated circa 1955. Note, a tractor has replaced the
horse, but still a small cart.


indicates this is a scene where potato setting may be taking place.

steering, Mr. Derek Riley (elevator) and Mr. Sam Spray. They are testing a combine harvester.

the cutting / binding machine that may have represented progress at the time. This image is circa 1930s.

This image shows Mr. Arthur Carter of Palterton on an early tractor. The image is actually taken in
the farmyard at Shacklocks farm on Back Lane, Glapwell. Mr Shacklock was formerly a farmer at
Lilac Farm before moving to farm at Back Lane, Glapwell. This image courtesy of his daughter
Mary Goodwin formerly Shacklock.

thought so highly of it, that he photographed it.

They are the two Carter girls, Ada is standing with Bertha seated.
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Farming in Palterton

Last updated: 17 May 2003