SearchCurrently displaying all 4422 items in the archive. Enter a search term or click on a filter. Search term Filter by Format Document (516)Audio (32) Sort by: RelevanceTitleOldestNewest PAGE: < Prev141142143144145146147148149150Next > Before the fire. Hockley Cottage, with Brook Cottages beyond. An emergency water tank was established outside the Izaak Walton 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 A second image of the thatch of Brook Cotttages ablaze This photo shows how the blaze has taken hold of the entire structure The roof rafters and one chimney stack of Hockley Cottage The Union Jack with Brook Cottages behind The 17th century hall house, Hockley Cottage, from Washer's Triangle. From behind, a chimney stack stands precariously unsupported Petersfield Post front page Petersfield Post inside page April 3rd 2013 'West of Petersfield' page of the same edition Millennium Part 1 Brooklyn, in the foreground, and Glenthorne House, with the route of the river shown by the posts. The little girl on the steps of Barnards is Hazel Goddard, now Pamplin. Herbie Goddard, her father, was dubbed 'The Mayor of East Meon'. White Cottage and Parson's shop in flood A tractor makes its way past the War Memorial, Pinks store behind Looking east past the road outside the George Inn, Barnards and Old Bell Cottage on the right. On the steps of The New Inn (now the Izaak Walton), customers keep their feet dry. Note 'Alton Ales'. White Cottage and Parson's shop in flood A villager struggles against the force of the flood, walking down the High Street One of the bridges completely submerged. Another view, showing the smouldering ruins Flooding outside Frogmore Cottage, George (last thatcher in East Meon) & Jean Samways PAGE: < Prev141142143144145146147148149150Next >