SearchCurrently displaying all 5815 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: < Prev231232233234235236237238239240Next > Doorway, from the east. Date unknown. High Street, Brooklyn, and car. F.U.Sergeant Cross Keys 'copyright Friths' Church with scaffolding Frogmore hamlet Plaque dedicated to Richard Eyles Snr's daughter Henrietta who died in 1812 aged 29. This letter was written in 1970 by Eleanor Cottrill, HRO archivist, giving information about early owners of Glenthorne. It mentions William Clerke, Joseph Eyles, Rebecca Docker, Thomas Nathaniel Atkins. Plaque dedicated to Richard Eyles II, who died in 1814, and his wife Anna Maria. Plaque dedicated to Joseph Eyles II, who died in 1815. Appleberry (left) and Bottle Cottages in Workhouse Lane, 1920s, post card by Frank Newell of Alresford Paupers and Kews Cottages, 1920s, post card by Frank Newell of Alresford Drayton Bridge, 1920s, post card by Frank Newell of Alresford The Cross, 1920s, post card by Frank Newell of Alresford The listing of Glenthorne House Herbie Goddard, known as the 'Mayor of East Meon', who operated a garage at Glenthorne House. Celebrating the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, putting up bunting at the garage. The gateway and sign of the post-war garage. All Saints Church and Park Hill. Newly leaded aisle roof. Greetings from Petersfield (East Meon in centre of montage). East Meon National School George sign and church Lych gate and church in snow, 2010, photographed by Michael Blakstad Spring view of All Saints, photographed by Richard Gaisford Church and gravestones, photographed by Chris Warren PAGE: < Prev231232233234235236237238239240Next >