SearchCurrently displaying all 5702 items in the archive. Enter a search term or click on a filter. Search term Filter by Format Audio (64)Document (1032) Sort by: RelevanceTitleOldestNewest PAGE: < Prev164165166167168169170171172173Next > All Saints Church and Park Hill. Newly leaded aisle roof. Greetings from Petersfield (East Meon in centre of montage). One of the sides of the Tournai Font. West Street and Court House East Meon National School George sign and church Tournai font Post-war photograph of Glenthorne Meadow, with council houses partially built. Julie Pindell can be seen on the doorstep of No 18. The Institute can be seen in the top left corner, View from the church spire, or from Park Hill. No buildings along The Hyde and only the older ones along Workhouse Lane, although the Institute (1884) has been built. Vignette of High Street. This appears to have been photographed before the 1910 fire which devastated this end of the High Street. This photograph of what is now Brooklyn, with a young man in a boater, is dated 1914. Cows drinking in High Street, 1922. The cows belonged to David Coles who had a farm yard and shop. View from Park Hill, early 20th century. Aerial photograph East Meon, post WWII The long roof, top left, is the shooting range next to the Institute. Mayhem on cricket pitch. This drawing accurately depicts the Recreation Ground on which East Meon Cricket Club plays its matches. Leydene from south with garden pattern. The main house was converted into luxury apartments, and the mews into houses. The other side of the river, with Glenthorne House and Brooklyn. Cover of 'Tim Mouse goes down the Stream.' 1970. Title page Tim Mouse goes down the stream. River Meon and unidentified farm building. Cover of Tim Mouse Visits the Farm, 1977. Aerial shot showing naval housing on the southern rim. Vegetable garden PAGE: < Prev164165166167168169170171172173Next >