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William Hope Lambert, photographed outside Pastures probably in 1914

Fred Crockford (white coat), Marlene Kille, Jessie Crockford, Marion Lambert

Mrs Hastie, Ada Louise Lambert (wife of William Hope Lambert),Baby Nicola Lambert, Uncle Leslie Lambert

Band, late 1930s. Mrs Smith, George Blackman, William Blackman, Bert Lambert

Back row, Ivy Cook, Shirley Kitcher, Mrs Bray, Nurse Day, Eileen Atkinson, Loreie Wilmot-Smith. 2nd row Audrey Street, Mrs Clitheroe, Mrs Aislewood, Rachel Mackinlay, Lettice Ross, Beryl Knight, Mrs Kille, Iris Porter. Front, Clarrie Fisher, Marion Lambert, Phyllis White, Dorrie Fisher.

Stan Smith

Includes Mrs Brooks, Ivy Cook, Marion Lambert, Mrs Goddard, Mrs Crockford

left to right, Audrey Street, Mrs Fisher, Bridget Lambert, Betty May (District Nurse) and Rosemary Ryder

Stan Smith

Driver, Arthur Munday.Left to right, Nellie Whitear, Ivy Cook, Mary Crockford, Marian Lambert, Ethel Lambert, Margaret Butler

Luncheon Club in VIllage Institute, date unknown. Kit Tubb, Marion Blackman, Rods Mauback, …. Marjorie Lambert,Thelma Hoare Sylvia Whittear, Daisy & Fred Gibbs, Mrs Tee, Jean Blackman, Kath Adams, Nellie Goddard, Pam Goddard, another, Mrs Porch, Jessie Crockford, Mrs Ivy Blackman

WI with cake. Back row, Ivy Cook, Shirley Kitcher, Mrs Bray, Nurse Day, Eileen Atkinson, Loreie Wilmot-Smith. 2nd row Audrey Street, Mrs Clitheroe, Mrs Aislewood, Rachel Mackinlay, Lettice Ross, Beryl Knight, Mrs Kille, Iris Porter. Front, Clarrie Fisher, Marion Lambert, Phyllis White, Dorrie Fisher

First of three scans of East Hampshire Post. Centre photo shows Herbie Goddard with his wife Nellie and Margery Lambert

Little Folk, 1969. Back row – left to right: Valerie Mason, Sharon Sykes, Bridget Lambert, Selina Kelly. Second row from the back – left to right: Ian Berry, Joanna Nott, Prue Nott, Teresa Berry, Steven Hoare, Gary Sykes, Linda Jaquillard. Next row: Duncan Traill, Andrew Nott, Katie Burley, Brigitte Jaquillard, Kim Sparrow, Julie Goddard, Fiona Trail Front row: Dixie Nott, Gillian Berry, Robert Matthews, Nigel Lambert.

Margery Lambert, photographed in 2007, with her map of the shops and trades in East Meon in the 1920s

Margery Lambert's map of East Meon's shops and trades in the 1920s. The map is not topographically correct ....

Sarah & Chris Cobley and Marion Lambert

Michael Blakstad

At the beginning of the 20th century, Pastures, just to the south of the village, was farmed by William Hope Lambert and the family has played a prominent part in the village since, especially in music groups. Marjorie Lambert was a district nurse and contributed a fascinating map of the shops and trades in the village in the 1920s and Marion Lambert worked at The Court House after world war I and at the Tudor House in the 197-s and 1980s,