SearchCurrently displaying all 7529 items in the archive. Enter a search term or click on a filter. Search term Filter by Format Document (509)Audio (46) Sort by: RelevanceTitleOldestNewest PAGE: < Prev234235236237238239240241242243Next > Cream Teas at the Gardens Open Rose garden and views of house, June 1923 Rose garden and views of house, June 1923 Rose garden and views of house, June 1923 Rose garden and views of house, June 1923 Rose garden and views of house, June 1923 Rose garden and views of house, June 1923 The plaque reads: This Monument Commemorates the Sailing from Spithead on the 11 May 1787 of the First Fleet conveying Settlers to Australia. A Great Nation was Born. The sign reads 'A Mullard, Carrier to Portsmouth'. His competitor, Noble White, lived just 100 yards down the High Street. One of the two busses built on a Model T chassis, in which Albert Mullard operated a service to Petersfield in the 1920s and 30s. Dedication service of the War Memorial, in 1923 Schoolchildren. Back row, second from left, Ian Whitear. On right, Miss Mackiness. Middle row, second from left, Justin Whitear. Middle front, Deborah Neale, next to her, Amanda Cobb. Beth Stephenson (Teacher) Ann Judson (Teacher) Linda Foot (Secretary) East Meon School Sports Day, Mothers race Class group with Rev Peter Wadsworth Village Hall dance 1. ç Village Hall dance, 2. Taking shape March 1922 July to November 1921 July to November 1921 July to November 1921 July to November 1921 Foundation work, 1921 PAGE: < Prev234235236237238239240241242243Next >