This Sunday school walking day, passing the King's Arms Inn, at Sutton-in-Craven, is believed to have been photographed in 1936
WE ALL love a walk and, after the excesses of Christmas and New Year, it’s something we should try to do as often as possible.
Walking for pleasure has been enjoyed by generations. This Sunday school walking day passing the King’s Arms Inn, at Sutton-in-Craven, is believed to date from 1936.
It is thought Sutton Baptist Church was celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Sunday school.
Scholars and teachers, some carrying banners, walked in procession around the village. Afterwards there was a tea and open-air hymn singing to the strains of the Keighley Salvation Army Band.
The photograph was supplied in 2008 by Mrs M E Spencer, of Riddlesden.
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