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Stroud Show

Stroud Show 1937

Brick and rolling pin throwing competitions

Found during 2014 search of Citizen archive.                      Click on the pictures to enlarge.

Stroud Show 1937

1937_07 SNJ copy

1937_07 SNJ

Brick and rolling pin throwing competitions

1993_07_19

1993_07_19 copy

 1995_07_17

1995_07_17

 1996_07_22

1996_07_22 copy

 1998_07_17

1998_07_17-1 copy

2001_07_10

2001_07_10 copy

2001_08_04

2001_08_04-1 copy

2001_08_04-2 copy

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