Maps, contemporary
Map showing the Hundred of East Meon at the time of Domesday
Geological formations of SE England
Celtic field markings around East Meon
Salt Hill showing barrows
Map showing settlements in Roman times
Southern tribes of Anglo Saxon Southern England
All Saints Church 12th century
Lands farmed in demesne by the Diocese
Map showing mills in East Meon Hundred
All Saints Church 13th century
Probable open fields around East Meon in medieval times
Layout of open fields
Diagram of open field and terms used
Bereleigh medieval submanor
Magdalen College lands in Oxenbourne
Four possible sites of fishponds
Diagram of Fishponds as it might have been in 14th century
East Meon Park
Principal farms in Oxenbourne Tithing
Farm buildings in Oxenbourne analysed in Farming the Valley
Bereleigh estate in 14th century
Fair field, where medieval fairs were held
Copnjectural map of Elizabethan East Meon with modern house names
Floorpan of Tudor House in 16th century
Northern lands enclosed in Oxenbourne in 1845
Central section of Oxeenbourne lands enclosed in 1845
Southern section of Oxenbourne lands enclosed in 1845
Tithe Apportionments map of East Meon 1852
Legend for Tithe Apportionments map
Land in Stroud and Ramsdean enclosed in 1847
Victorian shops and trades in East Meon High Street
Park Farm 1888
Oxenbourne landowners second half of 19th century
Farms occupied by the Cumbrian Migration, 1900s
Layout of Hillhampton Farm
Lythe House Farm layout
southern west section of East Meon showing Garston Farm
Bereleigh Estate 1918
All Saints Church 21st century
Ordnance Survey map of East Meon 2010
The Heritage Lottery Fund made a grant to East Meon History Group in 2018 which enabled us to commission cartographer David McCutcheon to create over 50 maps to illustrate aspects of East Meon described in ‘Farming the Valley. Some other contemporary maps are included in this collection’
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