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: < Prev142143144145146147148149150151Next > After the fire; Petersfield Fire Brigade, policemen and boy scouts Photograph and article from Portsmouth News describing fire at White Cottage Fire at White Cottage, with spectators. All Saints and a Few Sinners Langrish 2001 Four Farms and a National Park Millenium Part 2 Around the Bell Tower Out of the Ordinary Frank and Jenny Freddie Standfield Village Hall Opening Speech The little girl on the steps of Barnards is Hazel Goddard, now Pamplin. Herbie Goddard, her father, was dubbed 'The Mayor of East Meon'. Looking east past the road outside the George Inn, Barnards and Old Bell Cottage on the right. View from side of the New Inn, looking East. The beamed cottages are no longer visible. Brooklyn, in the foreground, and Glenthorne House, with the route of the river shown by the posts. A villager struggles against the force of the flood, walking down the High Street A tractor makes its way past the War Memorial, Pinks store behind White Cottage and Parson's shop in flood Fire Mark on Forge Sound: ‘Farmers Fire and Life Insurance Company’. In the 18th and 19th centuries, houses with insurance against fire mounted these fire marks on their outside wall, to indicate to the fire fighters employed by the insurance company that they should attempt to put the fire out. Clara Fisher, who lived in Vicarage Lodge and who was interviewed by Freddie Standfield for his book 'The History of East Meon'. Margery Lambert, photographed in 2007, with her map of the shops and trades in East Meon in the 1920s 'West of Petersfield' page of the same edition Petersfield Post front page Petersfield Post inside page April 3rd 2013 PAGE: < Prev142143144145146147148149150151Next >