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Message: Emoticon Listing HTML Help	[quote]This post stems from a reply on the Langley Mill pubs page (thanks Suzard). "Edith May Harriman (known as May) b.1904 Station Road Langley Mill was a very talented artist/milliner/pianist. Apart from painting on canvas, she used "unusual" bases. She painted in oil on soft furnishings, dresses, all kinds of things. She lived on Station Road until after her marriage to Lawrence Statham. She was also a talented pianist-and played piano in public houses. She (along with her husband) eventually kept a pub -The Railway at Long Eaton,(1930's to possibly 50's or even later)." Can anyone add more about this lady - I had not heard of her prior to today.[/quote]
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Edith May Harriman
replied on: 11/14/2005 6:22:48 AM

This post stems from a reply on the Langley Mill pubs page (thanks Suzard).

"Edith May Harriman (known as May) b.1904 Station Road Langley Mill was a very talented artist/milliner/pianist. Apart from painting on canvas, she used "unusual" bases. She painted in oil on soft furnishings, dresses, all kinds of things. She lived on Station Road until after her marriage to Lawrence Statham. She was also a talented pianist-and played piano in public houses. She (along with her husband) eventually kept a pub -The Railway at Long Eaton,(1930's to possibly 50's or even later)."

Can anyone add more about this lady - I had not heard of her prior to today.

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