Interview with the late Tony Perkins by Jonathan Iremonger on his time and many roles in East Meon
The sound of workshops must have made East Meon a noisy place. Many of the trades supported the main business ...
The ‘Tudor’ House was first built as a medieval Hall House in 1333, and then converted into a large farmhouse ...
In 1970, a map was made of the Conservation Area in the centre of East Meon. In 1999, a VIllage Design ...
These photographs of East Meon women were provided by Denys Ryder. We should welcome help with identification.
Adults who helped at the V-J Day party. Standing, left to right: Jessie Goddard, Tony SImpson, Daisy Gibbs, Mrs Mansell, Mrs Porter, ...
Starting with those standing, from the left: Margery Hartley, Edie Blakman, Eva Hamilton, Mrs Sam Blackman, Mrs Searle, Kath Bishop, Mrs ...
The villagers celebrated Victory in Europe with an outdoor tea party. Included in this photograph are, starting at the top left ...
A miscellany of views of East Meon, dating back to the second half of the 19th century. They show the ...
This section contains a variety of aspects of the village and countryside taken over the years.
East Meon has long been a very active village, with numerous societies and institutions organising a plethora of events. This ...
These photographs from the collection of Denys Ryder record the activities of a variety of village organisations, including the British ...