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Main Line Models
23/01/2022
Amazing invention from Beech Road, Hadleigh
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Jessie, the Deaf Recluse of Daws Heath (1892-1969)
15/01/2022
Jessie Octavia Emson’s life, with picture
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The 2022-2026 Draft Library Plan and Consultation
13/01/2022
Consultation: ECC have issued a draft Library Service Plan
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Memories of King's Cottage on Thundersley Common
21/12/2021
King’s Cottage is part of local folklore
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The Olympic Art of Hadleigh, 2012
17/12/2021
These are some of the 2012 Hadleigh Dressing photos, including the Team Hadleigh project. Classes 7 ...
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An annotated Victorian view of Hadleigh Castle
17/12/2021
“THE castle of Hadleigh – { wrote Sir James D Mackenzie} – was built on ...
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The Brothers Tyrrell and Blossoms Farm
11/12/2021
This rather splendidly elaborate Victorian advertisement was sent to the Archive from northwest Kent by ...
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Pictorial Life, Times and End of the Crown Inn
17/11/2021
Gone but not forgotten
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James Cunning Murrell 1785-1860
13/11/2021
This is a link to a story Roger Shinn and I have on the following ...
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Exploring The Salvation Army’s History
12/11/2021
Park Farm House. The first Heritage Open Day that I attended.
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Jim Mayzes – A Life of Poverty in Early Victorian Hadleigh and Daws Heath
11/11/2021
What poverty meant in the 19th Century
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The Harveys and Leigh Heath Farm House
08/11/2021
A report by Sophie Sleigh-Johnson was published 5th October 2021 in The Leigh Times about ...
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Archie and the Trick Cyclists
04/11/2021
The first bicycle act entirely on safety bicycles - retired to Thundersley.
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Thundersley and Hadleigh Remember
03/11/2021
In 1919, following the cessation of hostilities, a celebration was held around Hadleigh Castle ruins, ...
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Royal British Legion: The first centenary
03/11/2021
Poppy display by ‘Hadleigh Community Group’ on the gates of St James the Less, Friday 5th November, 2021
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Fergus Hume - a 19th Century View
25/10/2021
An extract from the St James’s Gazette, September 1889.
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Local History in 100 pins
25/10/2021
The interactive map on the front page now has over 100 pins to linked articles. Here ...
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The SA Railway Booklet
25/09/2021
Reprinting, updating and extending H W Paar's excellent article
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Hadleigh Athletic and other memories
19/09/2021
Just found the website, I have fond memories of ...
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The Harveys
18/09/2021
Published Sept 2021, our latest book is hot off the press!
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Model Railway Day at Wickford
17/09/2021
Wickford Salvation Army hosted a model railway day on Saturday 2nd November 2019 including a display on ...
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Scrambles 1968, 1970
14/09/2021
The Stars of the Future scrambled at the end of Chapel Lane
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A Book Review – The Mystery of a Hansom Cab
14/09/2021
A rattling good read!
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12th September: Heritage Open Day: Edible England!
20/08/2021
Clement weather; a grand community open day!
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The Harveys
25/01/2022
Having recently purchased this and read through it with delight, I found it utterly enchanting - fabulous photographs and intricate...
Hadleigh Kingsway Cinema
24/01/2022
I went to the Kingsway and saw the Spencer Davis Group and the Who. Keith Moon threw his drumsticks into...
Archie and the Trick Cyclists
24/01/2022
Archibald Daunton SHAW 1879–1964 BIRTH 1879 • Goornong, Victoria, Australia DEATH MAR 1964 • Rochford, Essex, England was my great-granduncle....
C. S. Wiggins – the early days
23/01/2022
The Author Bernard Cornwell was adopted by the Wiggins and so had his name changed to Wiggins. He was very...
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