A special pictorial account of Newark's past.  Click on thumbnail to expand image.

	Snowdrifts proved no obstacle to this intrepid post woman in 1969.
	Cobbles being lifted from Newark market place in 1965.
	Flood damage at a Farndon Campsite in 1960.
	Youngsters at a children's mobile library in 1965.
	Newark MP Mr Ted Bishop plays darts during a social event in Collingham in 1964.
	The cubs enjoyed games at their annual party in 1967.
	Newark Brownies proudly showed this patch blanket at their annual display in 1966.
	Boats were stranded in their moorings when the Devon froze over in 1963.
	The Newark Sea Cadets 1960.
	Hotel staff took part in Newark's first pancake race day in 1963.
	Members of Newark Amateur Operatic Society in their 1963 production of Oklahoma.
	Mothers join their children for a day in the classroom at Flintham in 1968.
	Television cameras filmed Southwell Minster in 1960.
	Youngsters at Balderton Hospital Christmas Party look forward to the new year.
	This baby was the only one born on the same day in 1960 as the Queen's second son Prince Andrew.
	A competition at Newark's Corn Exchange aimed to find the champions at the new dance craze, the twist.
	Wilson Street takes on a new appearance when terraced houses were demolished in 1969.
	Teenage singing sensation Helen Shapiro signs autographs for a young fan during a visit to Newark's Savoy Cinema in 1962.
	Queen's Scouts receive awards in 1963.
	The Lugsden triplets in 1964.

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