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Olivia Tottle, nee Woodfield
Olivia with chickens – the pig was kept nearby
Olivia Woodfield on the lawn at The Tudor House, with a clear view of All Saints' spire behind.
Olivia Woodfield on wall with church behind, WWII
Olympics dressing race
On arrival crews from Petersfield, Droxford and Horndean found a well-developed fire, believed to have started in the chimney stack.
On the last Friday of each month from September to April, a movie has been screened in the Village hall courtesy the charity Moviola.
On the left, Susan Davenport and, centre, John Simpson, then chair of the Village Hall Committee, were the two responsible for the re-launch of the fete as a full-blown Country Fair. (Susan's husband Graham is receiving the bottle of champagne.)
On the steps of The New Inn (now the Izaak Walton), customers keep their feet dry. Note 'Alton Ales'.
Once again, numerous fire brigades arrived to control the flames. They were too late to save Hockley (the white building nearer the camera) or Brook Cottages
One of the early Country Fairs, the Morris Dancers join in the tug-of-war.
One of the most skilled sewers was Anne Hutchings, who previously lived in Bottle Cottage, Workhouse Lane and now lives in Petersfield.
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