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John Vollam Morton younger son of H. V Morton the Birmingham Journalist who became famous
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John Vollam Morton younger son of H. V Morton the Birmingham Journalist who became famous
John Vollam Morton younger son of H.V Morton the Birmingham Journalist who became famous for his books on travel.
(Picture) John Vollam Morton on his wedding day with wife former Miss Anne Kenrick Lewis daughter of Mr and Mrs. J. Kenrick Lewis. of Alderbrook Road, Solihull. 20th March 1954. Henry Vollam Morton
Birmingham Post and Mail Archive
Mirrorpix
Edinburgh
Scotland
Media ID 21649265
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Capturing a moment of pure joy and love, this vintage print showcases John Vollam Morton, the younger son of renowned Birmingham journalist H. V. Morton. Following in his father's footsteps, John gained fame for his travel books that took readers on extraordinary journeys around the world. In this enchanting snapshot from the 1950s, we witness John on his wedding day alongside his beautiful bride, former Miss Anne Kenrick Lewis. The radiant couple exudes happiness as they embark on their new journey together as husband and wife. The picture perfectly encapsulates the essence of a blissful celebration – with beaming smiles adorning both their faces. Their eyes sparkle with excitement and anticipation for what lies ahead in their shared future. Anne Kenrick Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenrick Lewis from Alderbrook Road in Solihull, adds an air of elegance to this special occasion. Her gracefulness complements John's dapper appearance impeccably. This cherished memory frozen in time serves as a testament to enduring love and commitment amidst a backdrop of mid-century charm. It reminds us that weddings are not just about two individuals coming together but also about uniting families and creating lasting bonds. Preserved by the Birmingham Post and Mail Archive through Memory Lane Prints, this photograph is more than just an image; it is a gateway into history – an intimate glimpse into one couple's timeless love story.
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