The entry for ’Mene’ in the Domesday Book has been analysed by historian Gordon Timmins and his study can be ...
As far as can be established, these are the oldest of the picture postcards of East Meon. We have placed ...
Church Activities of a different kind! (The story of the building of the Church Hall.)
Annual Fetes, often held in the garden of Cross Keys, have been regular social fund-raising events. When the playwright William ...
to celebrate the Millennium, a Church Hall was built and opened in October 2000, tucked in between the north wall ...
Visit Millennium Embroidery for an account of the initiative led by parishioner Cathy Clayson to create an embroidered representation of ...
These are images of All Saints Church produced, as far as we can tell before the end of WWII.
Some guide books and parish newsletters have been archived here.
There are usually two arenas, with a wide variety of attractions.
Three cottages were built in the 1840s on the bend in the High Street by John Nathaniel Atkins for his ...
East Meon was chosen as The Domesday Village when the ninth centenary of the Domesday Book was celebrated, in 1986. ...
Bereleigh was created a sub-manor after the Black Death and became the de facto Manor House of East Meon after ...