Frogmore
This view of Frogmore was sent as a post card by 'Winnie', c 1900
Bridge Cottage, 1900s
Another photo of Bridge Cottage. The bridge ws destroyed by army tanks, parked up Greenways in the run-up to D-Day.
Couple outside Bottle Ale Coattages
Frogmore Cottage
Mill House, Frogmore, with family of George Silk
Savage and Parsons cart in Frogmore, Charlie Merritt leaning casually against the bridge.
Frogmore in the 1930s. Mill Cottage, thatched, how has a tiled roof. The other cottage has been demolished.
Frogmore Mill, now owned by Rosemary Ryder
Bridge Cottage and Barn
Bottle Ale Cottages, with four bottles embedded in the wall.
Eames Cottages
Frogmore Cottage in November 2001. The lane is prone to flooding.
Panorama view of Frogmore, Bridge Cottage on the right.
Bridge Cottage
No 3 New Cottages
Thomas Milne Map showing 'Wigmore Mill'. 1791
Tithe Apportionment Map of Frogmore, 1853.
Ordnance Survey Map of Frogmore 1869
Ordnance Survey Map of Frogmore 1896
Ordnance Survey Map of Frogmore 1909
Frogmore Cottage
Frogmore is a hamlet to the east of the main village. It has a mill and several cottages which were built to house farm and mill workers.
Click here for the House History display panel which summarises the history of Frogmore.
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