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South Street Bonfire Society
| Founded: |
1913 |
South Street's First Pioneers carrying their flaming initials
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| Motto: |
"Faithful unto Death" |
| Headquarters: |
Royal British Legion, Morris Road |
| E-mail: |
ssbs@bonco.org.uk |
| Official web site: |
www.southstreetbonfiresociety.co.uk |
| Pioneer front: |
Colonial period (1750s) |
| Second pioneer front: |
English Civil War |
| Smuggler colours: |
Brown and cream Guernsey, no cap |
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| Area of town represented: |
South Street area |
| Firesite location: |
Railway Land (off Railway Lane) |
| What makes us different from the others: |
South Street was originally a juvenile bonfire society, and although we are now an adult society we maintain a strong junior membership. |
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| South Street in 1929 with their tableau depicting Cliffe Bridge |
South Street members in Siamese Dancer costumes - 1999 |
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