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Grange Park Road Corner, Leyton, c1906

Grange Road, looking from just north of Carlisle Road, c1935

Great Eastern Bus Company men going to Final at Crystal Palace, 1911

Green Man Inn, High Road, Leytonstone at 6:30am on 17th August 1889

Green Man Pond, Leytonstone, 1906

Green Pond Farm in closing years, 1913

Charles Green. Right-hand batsman, captain 1883-8. As chairman 1883-1912, he played a vital role in Essex's move to Leyton and achievement of first-class status.

Bill Greensmith batting. Leg-break and googly bowler and right-hand batsman

Singing group at Leyton, 1932. Below, Roy Sheffield. L to R, Tom Wade, Victor Evans, Cecil Boswell, Stan Nichols. Conductor is Jim Cutmore, a professional music hall entertainer as well as a cricketer.

Slip cordon, 1934. L to R, Stan Nichols, John Stephenson, Tom Wade, Laurie Eastman, Jim Cutmore. Judging by how deep they are standing, the bowler is probably Hopper Read or Ken Farnes.

Consorting with the enemy. Hopper Read, Tich Freeman (Kent), Stan Nichols, Frank Woolley (Kent) at Ilford, 1935