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A black and white still image taken from Foxhunt Manor (1926) showing a woman wearing an Edwardian smock dress with white collar stood next to a baby in a Bonet in a large Edwardian pram. The group are outside the front of Foxhunt Manor, by the ornamental banister style cast concrete railings.}

[Foxhunt Manor]

Date[1926?]ID6470

Family scenes filmed in the gardens of Foxhunt Manor at Foxhunt Green in Waldron, East Sussex, in 1926, featuring portraits of family members and staff, including maids, farmhands and stablehands, smiling, laughing and talking.

'Nutmead'. Crawley

Date1927 - 1929ID3183

Percy Nightingale films friends and family in the garden of his Crawley home 'Nutmead' over the course of three years. The adults play both to the camera and with their children during the changing seasons.

[Family Scenes; Holidays; At Stonelands]

Date[1927 - 1930?]ID726

Rudd family scenes from the late 1920s and early 1930s, filmed by Mr. and Mrs. Rudd in their garden at Stonelands in Bramley and while on holidays to Brighton, Arundel, Scotland and Cornwall [?] to visit friends and relatives.

['Nutmead' Play: 'Hazeldene Orchestra']

Date1927; 1928; 1931 ID2433

Percy and Eleanor Grace Nightingale and friends perform a brief play in front of the camera in the garden of their Crawley home 'Nutmead'. The 'Hazeldene Orchestra', under the conductorship of its founder Moses Nightingale, celebrates his 70th birthday and its 50th anniversary with a musical performance in the garden of 'Hazeldene'.

[Moruth; School Sports; Christening]

Date[ca. 1929]ID2736

Florence Nightingale Payne films family and friends in the gardens of her Surrey home 'Moruth'. Her daughter Margaret joins classmates at Croham Hurst School's Sports Day. Members of the extended Nightingale family gather at the christening of the Edward John Nightingale.

[Family Scenes; Play with Dog]

Date[ca. 1929]ID2981

Home movie material showing a family playing to the camera, with each other, and with a dog in the back garden of their terraced house on three separate occasions. The adults play leapfrog, a young boy plays with the boisterous dog, and one of the women holds out a kettle to the camera as she goes indoors to make tea.

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[Family Scenes: Baby; Eastbourne; Dogs]

Date[1927?]ID6471

Oakshott family members, guests and staff are shown in portrait footage at Foxhunt Manor at Foxhunt Green in Waldron, East Sussex. Subjects are also shown in the grounds of the house, at Eastbourne and a local fair, filmed by Eugene Oakshott, the head of the family, in 1927 [?].

[Family Scenes: Hotel Fire; Wimbledon; Brooklands; Foxhunt Manor; Tennis]

Date[1927]ID6475

Footage taken at Wimbledon and Brooklands Races, where Sunbeam, the fastest car in the world is seen by Eugene Oakshott in 1926 [?]. Family garden scenes filmed at the tennis court in the grounds of Foxhunt Manor at Foxhunt Green, East Sussex where the family reside, are also included.

[Family Scenes: Washing Car; Hunt; Wedding]

Date[ca.1927]ID6476

Family members and Nannie walk, play, tend to the animals and attempt to catch a goose in the grounds of Foxhunt Manor at Foxhunt Green in Waldren, East Sussex. Followed by scenes of a family wedding outside a church, where a large crowd has gathered, and later in a garden.

[Family Scenes in London]

Date[ca. 1927]ID12485

This film from the 1920s shows various sceneds of London traffic, children and families at leisure in parks and in their gardens, a wedding and girls playing tennis.

[Family Pictures; Holmesdale; South Darenth]

Date1928 - 1932ID2261

Percy Nightingale films his young family playing in a South Darenth garden - the camera focuses much of its attention on eldest son David. The film ends with footage of a large, light-hearted family gathering in an unidentified garden - the participants are believed to be members of his wife's family, the Reeves.

[Xmas at Hazeldene. Picking Spring Flowers]

Date1928; 1929ID2730

Members of the Nightingale family gather in the snow-laden garden of the family home 'Hazeldene' - they build a snowman, have a snowball fight and play musical instruments. The film also contains footage from the following Spring of the Nightingale women picking wild primroses and daffodils.

[Golden Wedding. 'Moruth' Garden Scenes]

Date[ca. 1928; 23 April 1934; [ca. 1935]ID2759

A compilation of home movie footage shot by Percy Nightingale. The film contains images from the 1934 golden wedding celebrations of Moses and Ruth Nightingale in the garden of their Crawley home 'Hazeldene'. The remaining footage records Percy's daughter Margaret in the garden of their home 'Moruth' at various stages of her childhood.

A still from North Foreland House [Seaside; Domestic Garden; Party] (1928)

North Foreland House [Seaside; Domestic Garden; Party]

Date1928ID5250

Scenes filmed in and around North Foreland House by Enid Briggs in 1928, shot mainly in the garden and at nearby beach.

[Family Scenes; Seaside Views; North Foreland House]

Date[ca. 1929]ID5252

A collection of scenes filmed by Enid Briggs in the garden of Foreland House and at the Broadstairs seashore in the late 1920s.

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