No. 6 Durie Lane, Isle of Man, 1932-34 (b/w photo)

On the back of this photograph John James Frowde writes, "No 6 Durie Lane. Lighter print than others of it in this route, but less of the house shewing. On left a small portion of the house part of the old Grammar School is visible. The Rev Hugh Stowell Brown, in his Reminiscenses, (in pencil, P.5) states that about 1830, (the family left for Braddan Vicarage in 1832,) at the back of their house, (what would be Durie House) lived a lady of aristocratic manners; she was taken to Church every Sunday in a sedan chair, and the sight of the chair with the two stalwart bearers in knee-breeches going down the street was looked forward to as one of the chief excitements of the week."