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  • The Tudor House from Workhouse Lane, showing the Tudor structure created in the 1580s
    The Tudor House from Workhouse Lane, showing the Tudor structure created in the 1580s
  • The Tudor House, with its lawn.
    The Tudor House, with its lawn.
  • The vestry unit, complete and ready to be disassembled
    The vestry unit, complete and ready to be disassembled
  • The Vicar, Rev Terry Louden, opening the Country Fair, 2008
    The Vicar, Rev Terry Louden, opening the Country Fair, 2008
  • The village as it might have been in 1086, imagined by Elizabeth Lewis and Edward Roberts, now on display in the Musee de la Tapisserie, Bayeux
    The village as it might have been in 1086, imagined by Elizabeth Lewis and Edward Roberts, now on display in the Musee de la Tapisserie, Bayeux
  • The War Memorial designed by Ninian Comper, in the High Street.
    The War Memorial designed by Ninian Comper, in the High Street.
  • The War Memorial, on the High Street.
    The War Memorial, on the High Street.
  • The War Memorial, on the High Street.
    The War Memorial, on the High Street.
  • The west side of Forge Sound, and its garden.
    The west side of Forge Sound, and its garden.
  • The winner
    The winner
  • The Woodfields with daughter-in-law  when they visited The Tudor House in 1981.
    The Woodfields with daughter-in-law when they visited The Tudor House in 1981.
  • The Woodfields with daughter-in-law  when they visited The Tudor House in 1981.
    The Woodfields with daughter-in-law when they visited The Tudor House in 1981.
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