A History of Brickendon
Some Pictures
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Brickendon Green c. 1925 - the western end looking north towards Fanshaws Farm
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Brickendon Lane in 1902
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Brickendonbury house, south front c. 1881
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Brickendon Grange
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Fanshaws c. 1904
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Isabella (right) and her sister Nora Grand at the entrance to Fanshaws
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Clements Cottages
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The Five Horseshoes in the foreground with the Farmer’s Boy behind c. 1910
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The Chapel of the Holy Cross and St Alban with its extension in 2002
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Bourne Orchard in 1905
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Wormley West End looking towards the Woodman
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Coal posts in Wormley Wood and on Holy Cross Hill
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Westlea
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A wedding party at the Woodman, at this time selling Christies ales, c. 1907
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Etteridge Farm in 1946
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Pembridge Farm in 1946, once a beer house named the Green Man
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Sewards Farm Cottages, which replaced a terrace of cottages known as Paradise Row
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Keepers Cottage at Monks Green in 1912 with the three youngest daughters of assistant keeper Charlie King
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Building the Great Bonfire to commemorate the coronation of King George V, 22 June 1911
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Volunteers from Brickendon passing Well Green in 1914
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Hunt meeting at Brickendon Grange in 1930