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: < Prev206207208209210211212213214215Next > C 1950, Court of Meon Valley Ancient Order of Foresters, George, (Shaver), Cook, (my Fathers Brother), is front row with the lighter coloured Coat. My father, Jack Cook, is looking over his brothers right shoulder. Extreme right, Jack Appleby. Back row in front of School, Fred Gibbs and Jack Porter. Herbie Goddard, back row to the left. Luncheon Club in VIllage Institute, date unknown. Kit Tubb, Marion Blackman, Rods Mauback, …. Marjorie Lambert,Thelma Hoare Sylvia Whittear, Daisy & Fred Gibbs, Mrs Tee, Jean Blackman, Kath Adams, Nellie Goddard, Pam Goddard, another, Mrs Porch, Jessie Crockford, Mrs Ivy Blackman Late 1940s or early 1950s. The family on the doorstep of Barnards is the Godwards, the little girl Hazel, later Hazel Pamplin Includes Mrs Brooks, Ivy Cook, Marion Lambert, Mrs Goddard, Mrs Crockford Glenthorne House, right, and the garage area operated by Herbie Goddard, 1950s Glenthorne Garage in the 1950s, operated by Herbie Goddard/. Herbie Goddard topping out Village Hall Herbie and David Goddard, PPost 1974 Three generations. Herbie and Nellie at the front, next row Chris Pamplin, Hazel, their sons Simon and Mark, back row, David Goddard. First of three scans of East Hampshire Post. Centre photo shows Herbie Goddard with his wife Nellie and Margery Lambert Reunion, in 1971. L to R, Nellie Goddard, May Barratt, Dolly Wilson, Millie Atteberry, Lily Nicholson, Rose Mauback. These cottages were restored and thatched in the 1930s by Horley Morder, who bought them in a dilapidated state. Post card of High Street, 14-09-1905. Hockley Cottages, Parsons Stores &c Herbie Goddard receives certificate from his successor, Betty Tucker, March 1981. Clipping celebrating the Golden Wedding of Herbie and Nellie Goddard. Herbie Goddard Probably taken in the 1930s, what are now Hockley and Brook Cottages are passed by an extremely narrow River Meon. Firefighters and appliances after the first fire at Brook and Hockley cottages, March 2009. Brook Cottages being thatched, probably in the 1930s thanks to Morley Horder 12 fire appliances were called to the first fire at Hockley & Brook Cottages, 2009. Hockley & Brook Cottages by narrow river and overgrown banks, probably 1930s Richard Gaisford's photo of 2013 blaze Fire at Hockley & Brook Cottages, 2009. Icicles on Brook Cottages, 2010 PAGE: < Prev206207208209210211212213214215Next >