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: < Prev196197198199200201202203204205Next > Denys was editor of Meon Matters, and has created the Meon Matters archive, which is part of eastmeonhistory.net. The first five years of Meon Matters, originated by Chris Brough, seen here with his wife Sally-Anne The first edition of Meon Matters. Bill Tyrwhitt Drake about to light the beacon Beacon on Park Hill Lest we forget Last light The Court House Many French knots were used to disguise awkward joints and gaps and to add a few flowers. Fred Crockford (white coat), Marlene Kille, Jessie Crockford, Marion Lambert The Court House photographed by Chris Warren Court Hall and House from garden. The doorway to the Court House East Meon High Street, New Inn on right (note Alton Brewery owns it). Well-head on what is now Washers Triangle at front From a collection of photos from the 1959s discovered at ye Olde George Inn From collection found at Ye Olde George Inn The label on this pot reads: Francis Dear, Spirit Merchant, East Meon. Francis Dear was publican at The New Inn in 1875. The pot belongs to Frank Wheeler. Flood across bridge and beamed cottages, possibly car park at New Inn. Collection of '50s photos at Ye Olde George. On the steps of The New Inn (now the Izaak Walton), customers keep their feet dry. Note 'Alton Ales'. New Inn c 1919, looking east. Parsons store on the left Looking the other way, with Parsons on the right. Morris Dancing outside the New Inn, 1960s New inn, Francis Frith Collection, 1955 The New Inn, now the Izaak Walton. 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. PAGE: < Prev196197198199200201202203204205Next >