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: < Prev197198199200201202203204205206Next > A total of 105 firefighters in 27 appliances and support vehicles from across the county were involved in the incident overnight. These photographs were taken in January 2010 when the village was blanketed in snow for ten days. These photographs were taken in January 2010 when the village was blanketed in snow for ten days. Graham and Cheryl Forrester (brother & sister) outside what was then the New Inn This view of Frogmore was sent as a post card by 'Winnie', c 1900 View from Park Hill, early 20th century. Group by bus outside New Inn Westbury House after the fire of November 1904; the Times reported the gallantry of Le Roy-Lewis in rescuing members of the household staff. These photographs were taken in January 2010 when the village was blanketed in snow for ten days. The ruins of Westbury House on the morning after the fire in November 1904. Vineyard with Court House behind, winter 2013 The last remains of the Palladian manor house . The War Memorial, on the High Street. The graveyard in snow, January 2010. Church from Church Road in snow It took an hour for the 'engineers' of Petersfield fire brigade to arrive, and villagers formed a human chain to feed water from the river to the blaze, with ladders onthe roof of Potter's General Warehouse. It took an hour for the 'engineers' of Petersfield fire brigade to arrive, and villagers formed a human chain to feed water from the river to the blaze, with ladders on the roof of Potter's General Warehouse. February 1996, the thatch at The White Cottage caught fire. It was occupied by Commander Ronald Page; villagers helped him evacuate his furniture. Firefighters and appliances at the first fire at Brook and Hockley cottages, March 2009. February 1996, villagers help Commander Page evacuate his house. The next day, with Petersfield Fire Brigade, Boy scouts, and policemen. Fire at White Cottage, home of Commander Ronnie Page Feb 1996. Once again, numerous fire brigades arrived to control the flames. They were too late to save Hockley (the white building nearer the camera) or Brook Cottages PAGE: < Prev197198199200201202203204205206Next >