Green Pond Lane, Ampfield
Bishops Cottage, Ampfield
Ampfield School
Old Thatches Restaurants (now
Keats) Ampfield
Old Thatched Restaurant (Now Keats)
Ampfield
Village Stores and Post Office
Ampfield
Newport Lane turning from Braishfield
Rd, Braishfield
Wheatsheaf Inn 1960's Braishfield
Newly built Braishfield Social
Club in 1966
Grand fete at old village hall
in 1960's
Church Lane Kings Sombourne 1949
Muss Lane, Kings Sombourne 1955
King Sombourne School 1920's
Michelmersh problems in May 1861
Thanks to Sue Oats...
Pitch and Toss. Silas Bundy, Arthur Вundу,
Joseph Tongs, Frederick Bloomfield and William and Frederick
Sillence were charged with playing pitch-and-toss, on Sunday
last. the 5th inst. at Michelmersh , near Romsey.
The whole of the defendants pleaded guilty with the exception
of Arthur Bundy. Police constable William Evington deposed
that on Sunday, the 5th inst., about eleven o'clock in the
morning, he saw a party of boys in the road, about half-a-mile
from the village, and on getting nearer to them he saw that
they were all throwing half-pence up in the air. He saw
the mark they were pitching at ın the middle of the
road; but as soon as they saw him they ran away. He had
had occasion to speak to almost all of them before about
it, but they had not taken much notice of it. Superintendent
Hull said that as many complaints had been made to him about
this rapidly increasing nuisance, he had felt it his duty
to send a policeman in plain clothes to watch the proceedings
of the men and boys in the village on Sundays. and he was
determined to put a stop to it at once. The magistrates fined
them half-a-crown each , and cautioned them against offending
any more.
Timsbury Garage 1949
Timsbury Garage 1949
Shop and Post Office Michelmersh
New Rd Timsbury 1914
Balmoral Inn, Nursling
Horns Inn, Nursling
F W Gover shop Redbridge Lane
Nursling
Redbridge Lane Nursling 1963
Nutshalling Church Nursling
Start of M27 motorway bridge
at Upton, Nursling 1973
Bigga mistaka to maka, Test
Valley Mayor Joe Bigwood 1985
Redbridge Lane Nursling
Horns Drove Rownhams, Horns
Inn at bottom of road
Southampton Romsey No 61 bus in
1962
Sherfield English Sunday School
1955
Stockbridge High Street in 1955
Unveiling of Stockbridge War Memorial
in April 1921
Crossroads at Stockbridge
Railway bridge Stockbridge 1935
Viewed from the top of the old Station
Bridge, the white rail belongs to the footpath leading down
into ‘The White Hart’.
Bottom left is the entrance into the
Railway Station goods yard.
The Primary School's play shelter
is the building on the left with the school’s main
gate by the two Ash trees.
In the left back ground is the garage
of ‘Stockbridge Motors’ adjacent to that ‘The
Ship Inn’.
Over on the right is ‘The Seven
Gables Guest House’.
Many thanks to
Geoff Merritt for information
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