SearchCurrently displaying all 5702 items in the archive. Enter a search term or click on a filter. Search term Filter by Format Document (1032)Audio (64) Sort by: RelevanceTitleOldestNewest PAGE: < Prev163164165166167168169170171172Next > The Forbes Almshouses seen from Church Street Almshouses north side Home Guard NCOs, photographed outside what was then the vicarage. Punsholt Farm, on the site of the house where Dom Sigebert Buckley died in 1610, and where his body may be buried. The paper written by Fr Anselm, tracing Dom Sigebert Buckley's life and death. It is possible that Dom Sigebert's remains are buried under these flagstones. Western end of village, early in the reign of George V. The Institute can be seen, and Aburrow's wheelwright workshop, but the rifle range has not yet been built. Rose Cottage is still in front of Heycroft. The reverse of the Bird's Eye Post Card. This stamp of George V was issued the year of his coronation, 1910. The text carries a date, sometime in the 1910s, but the last digit is not legible. View from Park Hill, 1900s, used as postcatd to Mrs Bray. The long white roof beyond the George Inn is the rifle range built at some point in WWI. Looking west up High Street, New Inn, Brooklyn and Glenthorne, Note Crowley & Co, who bought the New Inn in 1879. The High Street, featuring two of the cottages at Barnards Corner and Bell Cottage Post card of High Street, 14-09-1905. Hockley Cottages, Parsons Stores &c Park Hill coloured postcard sent June 1912 Warren's shop at Tudor House Potters General Warehouse Aerial photograph of All Saints Church and the newly leaded roof. The cottage in the church grounds is no longer there, Appleberry (left) and Bottle Cottages in Workhouse Lane, 1920s, post card by Frank Newell of Alresford Drayton Bridge, 1920s, post card by Frank Newell of Alresford The Cross, 1920s, post card by Frank Newell of Alresford High Street, Brooklyn, and car. F.U.Sergeant Cross Keys 'copyright Friths' Church with scaffolding Frogmore hamlet Paupers and Kews Cottages, 1920s, post card by Frank Newell of Alresford PAGE: < Prev163164165166167168169170171172Next >