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Ringwood in the 19th century. Both John and Edwin Savage lived in the house on the right with two bow windows at different times.
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| Taken in Blandford towards the end of the 19th century. Standing: William Brown Savage. Left to right: Alfred Savage, William Gilbert Savage, John Savage. |
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LEFT William Brown Savage with other officials of the Ryde Baptist Church (he was the choir leader). RIGHT William Gilbert (Bert) Savage (above) and Jack Clifford Savage (below). |
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Samuel Savage's shoe warehouse in Christchurch.
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| Alfred Savage's shoe shop in Salisbury Street, Blandford. |
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| Living room behind Alfred Savage's Blandford shoe shop. |
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Alfred Savage (son of Alfred Savage of Blandford).
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Kezia Marian Savage (nee de la Mare).
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1 High Street, Oxford - Alfred Savage's shop at Carfax.
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Views of Oxford published by Alfred Savage.
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Douglas Savage in front of a Bristol fighter.
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Jack de la Mare Savage on the polo field in Assam (1920s).
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