Search the archiveCurrently displaying: 8 results. Clear the searchYou've searched for:area: "Newport" xSubject: "World War II: Norwegians at Woodhaven" x Search term Filter by Subject Churches (1)St Thomas' Church (1)Recreation venues (1)Newport Braes (1)Filter by Format Photograph (7) Sort by: RelevanceTitleOldestNewest Newport Beach 1940s The beach at Newport was a popular spot for the Norwegians to spend their leisure time, and this view was photographed by Einar Garnes, one of the Norwegians. Armed Forces Gathered for Inspection in Kilnburn The armed forces are gathered in Kilnburn for inspection prior to parading to church at St Thomas' .The Norwegians are the closest group. St Thomas' Church Service in World War II Unfortunately rather a blurred image of this service in St Thomas' Church for the armed forces based in the area. At the front of the church are the British, Polish and Norwegian flags. Norwegian Forces in Kilnburn Norwegian 333 Squadron members ready for inspection in Kilnburn, prior to church parade to St Thomas' Church. World War II: Provost Fairweather and Norwegian Officer Provost Frank Fairweather in conversation with Norwegian Lieutenant Tingulstad on Kilnburn before church parade. In the background is the Congregational Church with its railings still intact. This dates the photograph to 1943 at the latest. World War II: Church Parade on Kilnburn Parade heading for service in St Thomas' Church. The parade is led by members of the town council. First is the burgh chamberlain carrying the burgh halberd, followed by Provost Frank Fairweather and the two baillies. Next come the Norwegians. In the background the rear extenson buildings of Newport School. World War II Parade on Blyth Street The town council members lead the parade past the Blyth Hall as they parade from Kilnburn to St Thomas' Church. Immediately behind the council members are the Norwegians who were stationed at Woodhaven, with other members of the armed forces beyond. Wartime Liaison on Cupar Road 1940s A close encounter with a Norwegian officer at the junction of Cupar Road and Kilnburn/Victoria Street.
