b'Bishop WiltonLocal History Bulletin 20 -May 2011The photograph on the cover is from a postcard in a series by W. Bramley of Leeds from the late 1930s. It is the postcard that encapsulates the most about the recordable history of the village. Indeed, features in it have been the subject of Bulletin articles as follows:1.The communal village pump (see Wilton Water by6.Rose Villa (now Witton House) home of the Fryers Mike Tanner in Bulletin 3). & the Wadsworths at different times (see Malcolm 2.The house occupied by the Swains who feature inBurgess: Memories of Bishop Wilton - Recorded this Bulletin. on 7th March 2003 in Bulletin 6. Also Mrs Fryers 3.The travellers caravan parked at the front ofRolling Ruler by Mike Pratt in this Bulletin).Mill House that was remembered by a number7.The East end of St Ediths Church just visible in this of former residents and war-time evacuees (seepostcard image taken from the Church Tower (see Conversations with Ken Sissons in 2001 by MikeBulletins too numerous to list for information about Pratt in Bulletin 19). the Church).4.The Park, as now referred to, being the Archbishop8.The homes of Charlie Cullum, Benny Wilkinson and of Yorks medieval Deer Park (see Wiltons DeerSarah Wilkinson (Charlies sister). Charlie was a Park by Mike Pratt in Bulletin 7 and an update inboot and shoe maker. Benny was a game-keeper Bulletin 9). and dog breeder (see To Ben Wilkinson by Barry 5.The Village School for which the Log Books haveTrotter in Bulletin 4 and Charlie Cullum Memories been covered in detail (see Bishop Wilton Villagecollected by Nancie Boyes in Bulletin 5).School Log Books by the late Kath Nevens & Kate9.Charlie Cullums shoe-making and repair shop, a Pratt in Bulletin 16, continued in Bulletin 17). wooden hut, in Benny Wilkinsons Dog Pound.BULLETIN 20 397'