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It took an hour for the 'engineers' of Petersfield fire brigade to arrive, and villagers formed a human chain to feed water from the river to the blaze, with ladders on the roof of Potter's General Warehouse.
It took an hour for the 'engineers' of Petersfield fire brigade to arrive, and villagers formed a human chain to feed water from the river to the blaze, with ladders onthe roof of Potter's General Warehouse.
It took an hour for the 'engineers' of Petersfield fire brigade to arrive, and villagers formed a human chain to feed water from the river to the blaze, with ladders onthe roof of Potter's General Warehouse.
Jack Appleby outside Duncombe View (now Appleberry Cottage)
Jam_stall - L to R Hazel Rendle, Jane Simms, Jane Brown
Jane Earwaker, born in 1749, was the first to keep a grocer’s shop at Glenthorne House, in an extension known as the Gaite House. She was the first known postmistress in East Meon. In the 1840s, John Nathaniel Atkins continued the post office and also offered a grocery and a coal delivery business.
Jane Simms with the keystone Millennium oval
Jane_Atkioson_serving Hog roast
Jazz_Singer
Jean Emptage at the Post Office counter, at the northern end of the Post Office Store. Jean was the last postmistress to run the service from the building on Church Street.
Jean Emptage leaving, with Sally Nash behind - wool can be seen in the shelves behind
Jean Emptage with certificate and Judy Barber outside door of Post Office
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