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: < Prev202203204205206207208209210211Next > Barnards Corner on right, and High Street with & Glenthorne House on left. Drawiing of Barnards Corner by Tricia Blakstad Appleberry (left) and Bottle Cottages in Workhouse Lane, 1920s, post card by Frank Newell of Alresford The end of a bottle embedded in the wall of the Cottages, from which they took their name. Bottle Cottage 1970s, before it was restored by DIck and Mary Hutchins. Bottle Cottage 1970s, before it was restored by DIck and Mary Hutchins. Susan Hull at Bottle Cottage Brooklyn Francis & Clare Cottages and The New Inn. Displayed on the corner of The New Inn is 'Crowley and Co, Alton Ales and Stouts'. (The triangular structure in what is now Washer's Triangle is a well-head.) Post card of the High Street, with what are now Francis and Clare Cottages in the right. Brooklyn is next to them and Glenthorne beyond it. Sketch of Brooklyn (centre), Glenthorne (left) and Clare and Francis cottages by Tricia Blakstad for village guide leaflet, 1982 Brooklyn House, East Meon, where Luke Merritt lived. Brooklyn & Glenthorne House flooded, early 1950s High Street, Brooklyn, and car. F.U.Sergeant Brooklyn and Glenthorne House in snow, 2010 Brooklyn and Glenthorne (High Street) Detail of the model of East Meon in Domesday times, showing the curia, or farm headquarters, of The Court House as well as the Saxon hall which preceded the 14th century structure we see today. This barn was built in the 17th century, possibly after the Court House and farm were confiscated from the Diocese of Winchesterand later donated by Charles II to Stephen Fox. Court Farm etched by Robert Brydon in 1905, before Morley Horder bought The Court House and restored the Hall to its mediaeval splendour Victoria County engraving of Court Farm in the 1900s, when the Hall was still used to house farm equipment, 1900s post card of the Hall at The Court House, used as farm buildings. The barn today seen from the east. Court House Barn in snow 2010 The Hall and farm yard in 1918 Brooklyn & river bank dressed in bunting, photo by Adrian Pelly PAGE: < Prev202203204205206207208209210211Next >