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: < Prev225226227228229230231232233234Next > Post card of High Street, 14-09-1905. Hockley Cottages, Parsons Stores &c High Street with horse-drawn cart John Sparrow, fund-raiser for the new village hall, with Queen of the Hall. Frank & Jenny Wheeler operated a sub Post Office at Riverside at the end of the 20th century and in the early years of the new Millennium. Jean Emptage with certificate and Judy Barber outside door of Post Office Cafe chairs outside Riverside grocery store and sub post office Cart with Fr Xmas outside Riverside Stores and Post Office Drone photograph by showing the church and the church hall, barn, and the cottage, barn and gardens at The Court House Wheelers in Post Office Shop Order of service of dedication Church Hall in November 2000 Flyer for auction to raise funds for Church Hall Feb 2001 The Church Room, built in 1999/2000 Post Office Handover 1995. Left to right, Tina Stapley, Diana Chadwick, Monique Aldridge, Jeff Wheeler, Thelma Hoare, Jackie Wilson, SHeila Blowers, Jenny Wheeler, David Blowers, Iris Porter, Judy Barber, Frank Wheeler, Charlie Dowlon, Malcolm Barber Court Farm etched by Robert Brydon in 1905, before Morley Horder bought The Court House and restored the Hall to its mediaeval splendour Report on the fundraising for the building of the Hall Individual Donors Corporate Donors In Memoriam 1912 guide to All Saints by Rev Masters 6d. 1912 guide to All Saints cover Notes over October 1952 What had been Thomas Adams shop in the High Street later became Savage and Parsons, then Parsons, seen here on the left. It sold groceries, wine, bread and coal Opposite was The New Inn, now the Izaak Walton. 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. Looking east towards Hockley Cottage (since burned down) and Forge Sound. Parsons Store on right. 1920s? PAGE: < Prev225226227228229230231232233234Next >