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: < Prev156157158159160161162163164165Next > B7 Village Map accompanying Application Sept 2001 Proposed buildings at Coppice Corner. First 20 house plan, part 1 Plan accompanying local plan. First 20 house plan, RHS B12 Speed bump drawings Floor Plan of the Pavilion Plaque commemorating the opening of the Institute in 1887 Church Institute with High Street, pre 1910 Closer view of the Institute including the Hall Houses for sale on the Estate, 2003.Note that it is at this stage called 'The Meadows'. Pavilion front and rear elevations Pavilion side elevations Dinner in the Institute - possibly a sports club - early 1950s. Far side of table, left to right, Bill Blackman, Jimmy Brown (wearing glasses), John Tosdevine, end of table Reg Lanham.. Group with bunting in Institute, undated. “Trinity marks” on chimney breast in the hall – three triangulated parallel vertical lines burned into the massive oak beam; The invocation of the Trinity was believed to protect the house from evil spirits. The kitchen side of the central fireplace (which was an innovation when the house was build in the early 1600s) Jim Hobbs' smithy and Pillstyle Cottages in the early 1900s. Jim lived in the lean-to at Pillstyle. The initials 'RD' carved on mantel beam, probably standing for Richard Dance. Kitchen side of Fireplace, with bread oven inset into side wall. Close-up of bread oven. Epitome of title of sale to Freddie Standfield in 1960, when he bought the house for £4,150. PAGE: < Prev156157158159160161162163164165Next >