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Very early view in Church
Street looking towards The Rookery
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The old “Wooden
Bridge” over the River Bride. Rookery fields and
the mill in the background
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School children in 1914,
but who are they?
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Another photo of school
children in 1912 – dressed up. But who and why??
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Mrs Ward and Mrs Thorner
braiding at their cottage doors (they might even be chatting
too!)
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Pictures of the Church
and related items
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Abbey of St Wandrille
Caudebec had land here in 1286
(See Chris Wilkinson’s
chapter for more history)
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Churchyard before the
gravestones were moved in February 1975
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The churchyard with the
tree and gravestones
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Michael Dittmer, son of
the then Rector, Canon Dittmer,
helping to dismantle the
old "positive"organ C1934/1935
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Inside the church 1958
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View of the church in
1957
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The prayer desk made in
1897 - the upper part is 18th century
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The church as it is today
(March 2002)
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Front cover of the 1899
Home Words church magazine
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Family Register found
in front of Home Words
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April newspage
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May newspage
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August newspage
This is all about the
church fete in 1899! Makes fascinating reading!
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