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: < Prev191192193194195196197198199200Next > Linda Redpath starting three-legged race Pair falls in three-legged race Finish of three-legged race web Maypole dance at Church Fete Start of three-legged race Dropping the egg Monique Aldridge and Sylvia Brindley. A team of over 30 embroiderers started work on the tapestry which was to include 107 houses and the fully embroidered borders which incorporate 26 birds, animals and church features. Cathy Clayson lived in Heycroft on Workhouse Lane and with her husband Charles led the initiative to create the Embroidery, The Millennium Embroidery was installed in the North Transept in 2008 and dedicated in November that year Charles Clayson and ? working on embroidery Start of three-legged race Three-legged competitors The panel is transferred to the oak frame, Charles Clayson and Rosemary Ryder David Goddard, Sheila Newbury Steve Lamont lived in East Meon for thirteen years and was commissioned in 2008 to design and construct a frame for the Embroidery and a Vestry cupboard behind it. One of the most skilled sewers was Anne Hutchings, who previously lived in Bottle Cottage, Workhouse Lane and now lives in Petersfield. From the Millennium Embroidery, 2003. Wedding carriage outside All Saints. Jane Simms with the keystone Millennium oval Signing the back- Tricia Blakstad Front drawer dovetails Front drawer dovetails Steve cutting dovetails From the Millennium Embroidery, 2003. Wedding carriage outside All Saints. The panel is transferred to the oak frame, Charles Clayson and Rosemary Ryder PAGE: < Prev191192193194195196197198199200Next >