Below you'll find a list of all posts from June, 2013
Launch of RUTH Database The Stone Coffin, the Lost Chapel and the Miracle of the Ring – Jacqueline Cooper Memories of Broxted – Evelyn Carpenter The Wool Industry of NW Essex (pt 2) – Geoffrey Ball Francis Gibson’s Garden – John Bosworth Ethnography of Saffron Walden Museum Archives of Saffron Walden: The John Player Papers – Jacqueline Cooper Lief Albu’s …
Obituaries: Adrian Gibson 1931-2006; Eileen Ludgate 1924-2006 Historians of Essex – Ken Neale Wool Industry of NW Essex (Pt1) – Geoffrey Ball Byrdes & Woodhalls: two Walden families of Elizabethan times – John Read An Old Map of Church Street – Megan Ridgewell Littlebury walk photographs A walk back in time round the bounds of Littlebury – Gillian Williamson …
Reflections on Journals Old and New Catuvellaunian and Roman discoveries from a field walk in Littlebury Parish – Lizzie Sanders Churches of N.W. Essex – Rosanne Kirkpatrick Clavering Castle Geophysics Audley End Engravings Wimbish & Thunderley: the development of settlement in a boulder clay landscape (Pt 2) – John Hunter The 17th Century Copper Tokens of Saffron Walden – Tony …
Articles in this issue include:
The Lost Parish of Thunderley – Tony Fox Clavering Castle – Jacqueline Cooper St Botolph & Hadstock – Patricia Croxton-Smith & David Andrews A Lost Historical Graffitto from Debden Church – Bari Hooper John Newman Martyr – Jeremy Collingwood Saffron Walden Market Place 1790 A Canal for Saffron Walden? – Geoffrey Ball Mynott Pledger: His Book – Megan Ridgewell Saffron …
No 8: Autumn 2004 Lieutenant of the Tower of London, Sir William Waad of Battles Hall, Manuden – Fiona Bengtsen Uttlesford Local History Recorders The Dissenters’ Burial Ground at Wimbish – Lucie Nottingham Closure of Langley Methodist Church – Jacqueline Cooper The Floor Maltings Industry of NW Essex and East Hertfordshire up to c.1914 (Pt 2) – Geoffrey Ball The …
No 7: Spring 2004 Cotman Connections: a case of serendipity – Clare Padfield Recent Archaeology in Saffron Walden Town Centre – David Andrews The Sampfords Project Observations on Graffiti in the Church of SS Mary & Clement, Clavering – Bari Hooper Saffron Walden Convent – Bruce Munro Radwinter’s Remarkable Reredos – Michael Southgate The Floor Malting Industry of NW Essex …
No 6: Autumn 2003 John Harvey’s Carved Mantle-piece – Peter M Daly & Bari Hooper John Collin, Attorney of Saffron Walden – Chris Collin History and Architecture of No 1 Myddylton Place, Saffron Walden – Zofia Everett Saffron Walden Borough Arms Saffron Walden V.A.D. Hospital – Robert Pike ‘Miles Graye Made Me’ – Joy Pugh Opening a Door on Saxon …
No 5 Spring 2003 Mitchells Farm, Little Walden – Geoffrey Ball The Gibson Boulders: a remarkable collection of Ice Age boulders in Saffron Walden – Gerald Lucy Littlebury Millennium Album – Gillian Williamson Some Saffron Walden Buildings and their Architects – Bruce Munro Local History Recorders – Dick Lloyd The Roman Road at Clavering – Jacqueline Cooper The Town Library, …
No 4 Autumn 2002 The Churchmans of 16th and 17th Century Walden, Wenden and Littlebury – Tony Fox & Everett Churchman Horham Hall Farm, Thaxted 1807 – Geoffrey Ball From Clavering to Australia – Margaret Cooper St Mary’s, Saffron Walden Burial Registers 1558-1892 – John Read Pinders, Pounds and Commons – Laurie Barker Heritage Sampford The Friends’ School Anniversary Obituary: …
No 3: May 2002 The Site of the Battle of Assandun 1016 – Patricia Croxton-Smith Miss ffytche and Clavering Church – Jacqueline Cooper How Saffron Walden correlates to the Demographic Transition Model between 1700 and 1850 – James W. Bacon The Victorian Home Farm at Audley End – Geoffrey Ball Martin Robinson’s Notebook – Paul Wood The Impact of the …
No 2: November 2001 The Compton Census in NW Essex – Imogen Mollet Pre-enclosure Maps of NW Essex – Laurie Barker Dates on Buildings and Exterior Walls in Saffron Walden – Neville & Jean Price* Local Farming in a Bygone Age: what was it like? – Geoffrey Ball Arthur Legge (1860-1942): Artist of Essex – Kenneth Neale The Misses Hart …
