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  • The Court House photographed by Chris Warren
    The Court House photographed by Chris Warren
  • The Cross, including Cross Cottages, Cross Keys and Vicarage Lodge.
    The Cross, including Cross Cottages, Cross Keys and Vicarage Lodge.
  • The crowd gathering on the Recreation Ground.
    The crowd gathering on the Recreation Ground.
  • The daughter of Adelaide and Edward Kemble, prominent members of Victorian cultural circles, who rented Westbury House in the 1860s.
    The daughter of Adelaide and Edward Kemble, prominent members of Victorian cultural circles, who rented Westbury House in the 1860s.
  • The display unit is erected in front of the vestry unit in Steve's workshop.
    The display unit is erected in front of the vestry unit in Steve's workshop.
  • The doorway to the Court House
    The doorway to the Court House
  • The eastern wall of Forge Sound, showing the passing braces which form the single aisle construction.
    The eastern wall of Forge Sound, showing the passing braces which form the single aisle construction.
  • The end of a bottle embedded in the wall of the Cottages, from which they took their name.
    The end of a bottle embedded in the wall of the Cottages, from which they took their name.
  • The first Country Fair, programme designed by Tricia Blakstad
    The first Country Fair, programme designed by Tricia Blakstad
  • The first edition of Meon Matters.
    The first edition of Meon Matters.
  • The first five years of Meon Matters, originated by Chris Brough, seen here with his wife Sally-Anne
    The first five years of Meon Matters, originated by Chris Brough, seen here with his wife Sally-Anne
  • The front of Glenthorne house, date unknown. The brickwork is typical of the William and Mary period
    The front of Glenthorne house, date unknown. The brickwork is typical of the William and Mary period
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