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The Choppens
14/09/2018
Beautifully produced in 64 pages with abundant monochrome pictures, this is the fifth book from ...
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King John School 2018 Reunion
13/09/2018
Ann Adams and Tony Wilkins are arranging a reunion for ex-pupils of King John School. Details ...
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Was This The Original Jarvis Hall?
12/09/2018
‘Barn of c.1600 on supposed site of hunting lodge of King John.’ It used to be ...
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Who built Solbys House?
10/09/2018
William Solby built Solby’s, the beautiful house within the John Burrows Recreational Grounds.
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Origins of the Solbys
10/09/2018
The first article was mostly about William Solby, who built Solby House in the 18th ...
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War Time Memories of Thundersley by Richard (Dick) Hills
05/09/2018
Starting September of 1937.
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St Barnabas Bomb
05/09/2018
Second World War: 1944 V1 flying bomb damage in Church Road, 80 homeless.
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HOFS Open Studios and Community Weekend
16/08/2018
During the Open Studios weekend, on Saturday 25th & Sunday 26th August, the Archive will open ...
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Dazzling Dahlias at HOFS
21/07/2018
Originally cultivated by the Aztecs in Mexico, the Dahlia is a member of the Asteraceae family. ...
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Thundersley Common.
04/07/2018
Thanks go to Denise Davies for giving me this postcard of Thundersley Common…
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Hart Road and Swans Green..
04/07/2018
Thanks go to Denise Davies for giving me this photo of Hart Road and Swans ...
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The Romans In Hadleigh - a Heritage Lottery Project
25/06/2018
In June 2017, AGES Archaeological & Historical Association received a Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) Sharing ...
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Charles Tookey 1885-1940 and Thundersley workmates
06/06/2018
Charles William Tookey 1885-1940, my grandfather, was one of 15 children
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Third and final column of 1902 report on Thundersley
06/06/2018
The two previous columns are transcribed here (column 1 ) and here ( column 2 )
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Part 2 of 1902 report on Thundersley in the Southend Standard
06/06/2018
The second column of a 1902 Southend Standard article
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A report on Thundersley in the Southend Standard 1902
06/06/2018
A Tale of Thundersley Life; first column of 1902 Southend Standard article
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St James the Less Church CHURCHYARD APPEAL April 2018
02/05/2018
Many Hadleigh residents will be aware that the church has been working on a scheme ...
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Updated Railway Booklet
14/04/2018
The excellent article by H W Paar on the Salvation Army Railway has more than ...
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Salvation Army Cottages: regenerated
13/04/2018
Key stages in the project.
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Shops in Rectory Road 1930s to Present Day
03/04/2018
The continuing search for information and photos of 2-10 Rectory Road, Hadleigh
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Refreshing the Community's memory of 1918
03/04/2018
These snaps give an impression of the excellent display in Hadleigh Library. On 1st April ...
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Endway CarPark Creation
03/04/2018
Compulsory Purchases created Endway and Homestead Carparks.
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Chapman & André Map of 1777 by Tim Fransen
02/04/2018
Maybe not gold or silver, but pieces of local history
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Maplin in Hadleigh
02/04/2018
I see that Maplin has gone into administration today. They were founded in Rayleigh and ...
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ROYAL CANADIAN ARTILLERY IN HADLEIGH
16/09/2018
I don't remember how many huts there were other than at least one. They were situated at the end of...
Hadleigh, High Street and around
14/09/2018
That's the row of commercial properties which has included the Ancora restaurant, MS Carpet Services etc., directly opposite the Castle...
Hadleigh, High Street and around
14/09/2018
The red building sticking out in front of the Morris Minor isn't a pub but it was part of a...
Hadleigh, High Street and around
13/09/2018
I am interested in the red building sticking out, in front of the Morris Minor in the photo looking East....
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