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American Bob Shaw photograph of Town House during Wartime
American Bob Shaw photograph of Town House during Wartime
Presentation to Landlord Chambers on the occasion of his retirement from the White Hart.
Presentation to Landlord Chambers on the occasion of his retirement from the White Hart.
Rear of The Court House
Rear of The Court House with the village water pump under the wooden canopy.
The Court House was originally The Corn Hall. The building was commissioned from public donation, mainly farmers and tradesmen, and erected in 1854. The Revd. Allen placed…
The Court House was originally The Corn Hall. The building was commissioned from public donation, mainly farmers and tradesmen, and erected in 1854. The Revd. Allen placed…
Hempsheaf Customers
Hempsheaf Customers enjoying a drink in the public house. The Hempsheaf is now a private house.
The Hempsheaf
The Hempseaf Public House. The reverse of the card states 'Left - Ivy Tilbrook, Middle, Mr Tilbrook - Right, Cousin Violet'
The General Courts Baron of the Right Hon Charles Earl Cornwallis
The General Courts Baron of the Right Hon Charles Earl Cornwallis - held at the Queens Head Pub on 12th October 1786.
Drinkers at The Queens Head
A group of regulars drinking at The Queens Head public house. Picture includes aEddie Copping.
The White Hart circa 1950's
The White Hart Public House. Situated in Church Street directly opposite All Saints Church. Photograph taken from the top of the church tower.
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John Ruffles, Sally the dog on the Bellaset 350 outside the police house.
John Ruffles, Sally the dog on the Bellaset 350 outside the police house.