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St Leonard's, Waterstock
Church of St Leonard Waterstock Oxfordshire
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Windmill Cottage North Leverton With Habblesthorpe Nottinghamshire
Windmill Cottage,200-250 years old.Off-grid (No mains electric or gas) This was the millers home when he worked at the nearby Windmill. A beautiful character building with open solid fuel fires.This is my home, I live here now.It reminds me of my childhood where you accept the simple no frills [...]
Rob Denton, 23 January 2012
Gaddesden Hall Great Gaddesden Hertfordshire
My wife and i lived at Gaddesden Hall with Mr and Mrs Lomas from 1975 to 1979 .we have lots of photoes from this date We had a very happy four years there.We now live in Wing near Aylesbury Bucks and have been here thirty two years.Would very much like to share photoes.
victor winter, 23 January 2012
Found this on the web - I lived in this house and loved every minute of it. THE MANOR of Haydon, or Hathdune, in Saxon, ædune, now called THE MOUNT, lies within the bounds of this parish. It was part of the great estate of Odo, bishop of Baieux, the Conqueror's [...]
Petita Wiles, 23 January 2012
Red Gables 59 Uttoxeter Staffordshire
I was a boarder at Red Gables from 1955 to 1960. How well I remember all the rooms and the daily walk to school(Uttoxeter Girls High School)down Bradley St. (I think it was) There was Big West Dorm, Little West Dorm, Middle Dorm,Garden Dorm and Little Garden Dorm. The dining room, [...]
Rita Warren, 23 January 2012
Church of St James Haughton Nottinghamshire
Haughton Chapel and the Church of St James, Haughton, are one and the same. Originally the church for Haughton village, it became the chapel for Haughton Hall in the 1509. It was the family burial place of the Holles family.
Mike Costigan, 23 January 2012
Garside's Commercial Hotel New Mills Derbyshire
I suspect this building has been demolished (or is wildly misplaced). The grid reference (normally fairly accurate) points to a suspiciously flat field and there's no building with a hipped roof matching the description in the area.
Dave Dunford, 22 January 2012
Telephone Call-Box Opposite St Mary's Church, Capel-Y-Ffin Llanigon Powys
Well, the phasing out of Gilbert Scott's red phone boxes has been the subject of much discussion but here is one still remainig in a beautiful setting amongst The Black Mountains.
, 22 January 2012
The Monastery, Capel-Y-Ffin Llanigon Powys
Joseph Leycester Lyne was an Anglican deacon who aimed to reintroduce monasticism to the Anglican Church. He, with others of a like mind, built the monastery in the 1860's. He adopted the title of Father Ignatius and the monastery was run on his own interpretation of Benedictine principles. In 1880 [...]
Keith Wheeler, 22 January 2012
The Bull Inn 19-23 Nettlebed Oxfordshire
We stayed a few nights at The Bull Inn in Nettlebed in Aug of 1973 before returning to the states. I am sorry to see that the place is no longer an inn. It was a very interesting accommodation with a lot of character and obviously a long [...]
Timothy McTaggart, 22 January 2012
Old Mill Public House Takeley Essex
My grandfather Alfred Charles Stracey was born at the Old Mill Takely on the 26th January 1916. His father Alfred James Stracey was the beerhouse keeper & wheelwright at the time. His mother was Ethel Rose Dorrington. I have heard that it is supposed to be haunted.I would love to [...]
Julie Sage, 22 January 2012
OS Ref SO 255 315 Capel-y-Ffinn is a beautifully rural location and both its chapels have quiet atmospheres about them, probably enhanced by their valley setting with the neighbouring mountains. There are 2 chapels in this tiny hamlet whose name in Welsh means "chapel at the boundary", St. Marys Chapel is [...]
Keith Wheeler, 21 January 2012
The house is no longer called "Crossings" it is officially called "Tadpoles". The address is also incorrect - it is not in Church Street, it is in the part of Stream Road that is locally known as Frogalley.
Basia Beckles, 21 January 2012