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  • First of three scans of East Hampshire Post. Centre photo shows Herbie Goddard with his wife Nellie and Margery Lambert
    First of three scans of East Hampshire Post. Centre photo shows Herbie Goddard with his wife Nellie and Margery Lambert
  • First of three scans of East Hampshire Post. Centre photo shows Herbie Goddard with his wife Nellie and Margery Lambert
    First of three scans of East Hampshire Post. Centre photo shows Herbie Goddard with his wife Nellie and Margery Lambert
  • First Ordnance Survey map of East Meon 1869
    First Ordnance Survey map of East Meon 1869
  • First Ordnance Surveymap of East Meon, 1869
    First Ordnance Surveymap of East Meon, 1869
  • Flood  across bridge and beamed cottages, possibly car park at New Inn. Collection of '50s photos at Ye Olde George.
    Flood across bridge and beamed cottages, possibly car park at New Inn. Collection of '50s photos at Ye Olde George.
  • Flood  across bridge and beamed cottages, possibly car park at New Inn. Collection of '50s photos at Ye Olde George.
    Flood across bridge and beamed cottages, possibly car park at New Inn. Collection of '50s photos at Ye Olde George.
  • Flooding continued, particularly in Frogmore, into the new millennium.
    Flooding continued, particularly in Frogmore, into the new millennium.
  • Flooding continued, particularly in Frogmore, into the new millennium.
    Flooding continued, particularly in Frogmore, into the new millennium.
  • Flooding in the High Street, 17th November 1957.
    Flooding in the High Street, 17th November 1957.
  • Flooding was common in the 1950s.
    Flooding was common in the 1950s.
  • Flooding was common in the High Street until the 1950s.
    Flooding was common in the High Street until the 1950s.
  • Floorpan of Tudor House in 16th century
    Floorpan of Tudor House in 16th century
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