SearchCurrently displaying all 5702 items in the archive. Enter a search term or click on a filter. Search term Filter by Format Audio (64)Document (1032) Sort by: RelevanceTitleOldestNewest PAGE: < Prev210211212213214215216217218219Next > Sarah & Chris Cobley and Marion Lambert The parlour (16' by 10.3") at the school house. Mary Tregear sat down and wept when she saw how small the house was. Children at East Meon National School, with headmaster W.S.Tregear, 1880s Schoolchildren outside National School, date not known. East Meon National School pupils, date unknown. William Stephens Tregear, the second headmaster Robert Brydon's etching of Church Street, including the Post Office, All Saints Church and The George Inn . 1905 Langrish Post Office was also established in the 19th century on the corner of the Green and the Petersfield Road. After John Nathaniel Atkins retired, the Post Office was established opposite The George Inn. Church Street: George Inn, All Saints & Post Office Langrish Post Mistress Langrish Postlady Katie, Lizzie, Evie in back row, William and Mary seated, with Ethel in front School with Tregear, groups of children outside school doors East Meon National School Jane Earwaker, born in 1749, was the first to keep a grocer’s shop at Glenthorne House, in an extension known as the Gaite House. She was the first known postmistress in East Meon. In the 1840s, John Nathaniel Atkins continued the post office and also offered a grocery and a coal delivery business. Retirement of Mrs Phillips, post woman. L to R, back row Rev Peter Wadsworth, Shirley Kitcher, Tricia Stephens, Rosemary Ryder, Dot Hickling, Front row, n.k., n.k., Eddy Phillips, Iris Porter, Maude Emptage (mother of John), Jean Emptage at the Post Office counter, at the northern end of the Post Office Store. Jean was the last postmistress to run the service from the building on Church Street. Cows and dogs in High Street, by Judy Brooks, showing All Saints Church, The Post Office (at the time), Glenthorne House (from the other direction). Mrs Philips' retirement, 1992. George Breatham, Post Office Manager, John Emptage, Mrs Philips. Iris Porter News clippings marking retirement of postwoman Edna Phillips and sub-post mistress Iris Porter Jean Emptage leaving, with Sally Nash behind - wool can be seen in the shelves behind Article from Petersfield Post 1992, photo featuring Jean Emptage, post mistress John and his mother Muriel Emptage outside Post Office, Judy Barber behind. PAGE: < Prev210211212213214215216217218219Next >