Hockley Cottage, on the north bank of the River Meon, is a 17th century cottage, alongside Brook Cottages to the ...
The house today named ‘Brokly’ Is situated next to Glenthorne, the most important private house in East Meon, and in ...
In 1905 the distinguished artist Robert Bryden visited East Meon and produced a series of five etchings of street scenes, ...
Click here for the research conducted by Alan Newbold into his family, the Budds, who lived in East Meon in ...
These photographs, from the album discovered in the office of Ye Olde George Inn, show the village bedecked in bunting ...
From the collection gathered by Olive Wilson after the death of her partner Beth Fisher, certificates of birth and marriage ...
Oral History interview with the late Charles Sprinks about his life in Hampshire and memories of Langrish in the Second ...
Oral History Interview with Charlotte Duthie about her infamous Grandmother, Lady Peel
This collection of photographs of East Meon’s celebration of the Coronation of Elizabeth II in 1953 comes from an alum ...
Since 1993, Eat Meon’s Country Fair has been held annually on the first May Bank Holiday to raise funds for ...
These images are of East Meon Country Fairs held between 2001 and 2010.
The Court House is a complex of buildings which were for several hundred years a palace of the Bishops of ...
In medieval times the lands of East Meon Manor and Meon Ecclesia were owned by the Bishops of Winchester and ...
Along with All Saints Church, The Hall at The Court House is one of the most historic buildings in East ...
There is evidence that the Bishops of Winchester had a vineyard in the gardens of The Court House in the ...
Cricket in East Meon is almost as old as the game itself. There is reference to a match in1796 between ...
Denys Ryder was a long-standing resident of East Meon, having attended Westbury House School during World War II, and returning ...
Lists of trades and shops whose proprietors subscribed to Kelly’s Directories (and others). Gentlemen, vicars and professionals have a separate ...
IN 1986, East Meon was selected by Hampshire Museums and the Sunday Times as the ‘Domesday Village’ – click here ...
Interview with Dosh Stoneman in December 2015 who at that time was the oldest person living in Langrish
From the earliest times of the Institute, amateur dramatics have been staged in East Meon. Sadly, we have few records ...
The house today known as Appleberry Cottage was built in Workhouse ane the 1920s and was originally known as Duncombe ...
’A Hampshire Village’, by Keith Vokes, from The Hampshire Family Historian.