Benfleet, Thundersley and Hadleigh's 1st Carnival Court zoomBTH first carnival courtHi,I was Benfleet, Thundersley and Hadleigh’s first ever carnival queen! Here is a picture taken at Hadleigh Castle by an Evening Echo photographer. I was 17 at the time, I’m now 53. Great memories, good times. Author By Julie GlazebrookPage added: 22/06/2017 No CommentsStart the ball rolling by posting a comment on this page! Add a comment about this pageYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your comment:Name * Email * I consent to my name and e-mail address being stored along with this comment, and to the website editors communicating with me by e-mail about the comment if necessary. My name may be published alongside the comment on the website, but my e-mail address will not be published. My information will not be shared with any third party (see our Privacy Statement - opens in a new window). * People'Terrible Tragedy at Thundersley.'2 Brittania Cottages London Road.A Country LaneA Favourite Tree (if only they could talk...)A French View of Daws Heath 1921A Hadleigh History Fair - 23rd June 2012A Heart-rending ExperienceA House on Rayleigh RoadA Pet JackdawA Thundersley Double WeddingA Thundersley Village MilkmanA Thundersley Wonder: Mysteries of a Quiet ManAlf Adams, FRSAlfred Hawks - A Hadleigh School MasterBenfleet Thundersley and Hadleigh Carnival Court 1980Benfleet, Thundersley and Hadleigh's 1st Carnival CourtBernard Cornwell's latestBernardine KennedyBy Hook or by Crook - John ShillakerChalk Family TimelineCharles Tookey 1885-1940 and Thundersley workmatesDaws Heath and the Limehouse DraperDeath of a Hadleigh ChoristerDeath of former schoolteacher.Debbie Peers - First Friend of the ArchiveEdward III and Hadleigh CastleEndwayFall and Rise of Hadleigh Rectory 1825-1868 Part 2Fall and Rise of Hadleigh Rectory 1825-1868 part 1Fearn family from New Road, HadleighFire, Flood and FlightFrederick WanstallGeneral Booth's Farming SchemeGranddad was a Train DriverGreat AuntsGreat Grandparents' Marriage CertificateGrowing up in Hadleigh in 1920s and 1930sHadleigh & Thundersley Tithe RecordsHadleigh Boys Band and MajorettesHadleigh Boys Band WeddingHadleigh Castle & Hubert de BurghHadleigh Doctors RememberedHadleigh Heritage: Saxon and NormanHadleigh Parish Council Volunteer Fire BrigadeHadleigh petitions the KingHadleigh Salvation Army JettyHadleigh Salvation Army MemoriesHelen JamesHigh Street Wheelwrights in Victorian HadleighHoliday caravan home in ThundersleyHolidays With PlayHUBERT DE BURGH (c.1175-1243) Builder of Hadleigh CastleIan Leslie Talbot HawksIrish Strangman ConnectionsIsland in the streamJack SimsJames Booth (1927-2005)Lady Olivia Sparrow ~ Lady of the ManorLeonard Doust - A Hadleigh Artist & AuthorLeonard Doust - Military Medal holderLife as Head Dairyman on Hadleigh Farm Colony 1927-1944Local Author: Marcia Moseley WebbMajor Samuel CollinsMargaret of France to Edward IIMemories of an old Hadleigh residentMore Hadleigh Memories 1930-1940My boyhood memories living in Daws HeathMy first flight over HadleighMy memories of Hadleigh in the 1930sNorman Hudder: A Hadleigh Farm Colony worker who went to warOrigins of the SolbysPart 2 of 1902 report on Thundersley in the Southend StandardPhotos of Tennis Club and Ramblers of ThundersleyPicnic in the Essex countrysidePotter Family Tales from the Thundersley TurnpikePublic Archive meetingRenata (Renee) Maria Lawton-BrownRevolutionsReynard Goes to ChurchSalvation Army Hadleigh Heritage Talk at St James The LessSalvo - The ClownScudder Family of ThundersleySo what's new?Some Old Folks at ThundersleySt Peter's and St Michael's, Thundersley, lose their RectorSt. James the Less Marriages 1830 to 1869St. Peters (Thundersley) Pre School 50th Year Celebrations 2014Team HadleighThe 39 ClubThe castle, the model and the squirrel...The Hadleigh High Street "Dig" 1968The Heber Family of Hadleigh HallThe Hollies, Rectory RoadTHE INTERVIEWThe Keys BrothersThe Man from Timbuctoo was born in HadleighThe People's RecordThe Reverend H.Davis BullThe Story of a Tragic Thundersley AccidentThe Strangman Family of Hadleigh in EssexThe work of the Salvation ArmyThird and final column of 1902 report on ThundersleyThundersley Congregational Baptismal Card 1934Thundersley Congregational Cradle Roll CertificateThundersley VillageThundersley Village Charity SaleTim Doust RemembersVal JacksonVictorian Schoolmaster 1865-1875WHERE ARE THEY NOW ?Where's WallyWho built Solbys House?Who lived at Hadleigh in 1841?Who lived at Hadleigh in 1851?William BoothWilliam John Evans 1832 - 1920Zululand to Hadleigh Farm ColonyCunning Murrell Share this
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