We are very grateful to Miss Pimblett, Carol Eaton & Frances Roberts (also for their accompanying text), Gill Turner, Joy Lafferty, Pat Meads and many other residents for their help to build this collection of photographs
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| Turkeys | Parsonage Farm |
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| Friars Cottage in 1958 | Friars and Longyards Cottages |
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| White Cottage | Vicarage Cottage aka Mondis |
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| The Meet opposite The Cock pub | Cedar Cottage in 1955 |
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| Green End Farm - on the left one of the Clayden twins is sitting on a horse held by Reg Bolden | |
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| Mr Wright outside Bacons Farm before the First World War. The thatched barn is now Bacons Cottage. Before the Second World War Bacons Farm was the home of Mr Cook, who was a pre-war commuter, he was driven to the station every day in a pony and trap |
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Bacons Farm, Plantation Road (now Crow Street) pre 1914 |
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