Some of images of East Meon accumulated by the History Group are available under the headings listed. Use the search engine if you cannot find the name or topic in which you are interested. We have many more images that are not currently catalogued and on the website. Here is the link to access those images:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1IZZ90yzztq0Umm04YYmDy7mamPTaSRLS?usp=sharing
We are grateful to the Hampshire Archive Trust which has provided funds towards the indexing of this collection. East Meon History Group would be most grateful for digital files of any visual memorabilia not already in the collection.
Miscellaneous collection of photographs of village activities including parish council AGMs, music makers, British Legion, childrens’ activities, Amateur drama, Moviola ...
Annual Fetes, often held in the garden of Cross Keys, have been regular social fund-raising events. When the playwright William ...
to celebrate the Millennium, a Church Hall was built and opened in October 2000, tucked in between the north wall ...
A selection of contemporary photographs of All Saints Church, some by Dr John Crook, Chris Warren and Richard Gaisford.
Photographs of All Saints Church taken from the air or from Park Hill.
Photograhs taken by Richard Gaisford and John Crook to illustrate ‘A Short History of All Saints’ Church of architectural features.
Visit Millennium Embroidery for an account of the initiative led by parishioner Cathy Clayson to create an embroidered representation of ...
These are images of All Saints Church produced, as far as we can tell before the end of WWII.
Some guide books and parish newsletters have been archived here.
George Atkinson  bought South Farm and brought his farm animals and equipment from Westmoreland in 1906: since then five generations ...
Three cottages were built in the 1840s on the bend in the High Street by John Nathaniel Atkins for his ...
Bereleigh was created a sub-manor after the Black Death and became the de facto Manor House of East Meon after ...
Bottle Cottage, in Workhouse Lane, was built in the early 19th century and wasoriginally two cottages. It takes its name ...
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 ...
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 ...