No 16: Autumn 2008 (Special 75th Anniversary Edition) Foreword  –  Lord Petre 1908: Musical Prodigy Born in Walden: Miss Ruby –  Violet Hurn 1908-2007  –  Marilyn Holmested 1918: The War Ends: ‘Worthy of Laughter or Tears?’ – Armistice 1918  –  Robert Pike 1929: Great Man Elected for Walden: R.A. Butler  –  Sir Alan Haselhurst 1933: Antiquarian Society Founded: The 75th

Littlebury Green during the Second World War  –  Sarah Casbolt Stately Homes of NW Essex (Pt 2)  –  Bruce Munro A Royal Brief  –  Imogen Mollet Deeds in Danger  –  Dick Lloyd A Moment in Time: Manuden during the Second World War  –  Ray Carter Clavering Castle Project  –  Jacqueline Cooper St Mary’s Medieval Fayre  –  Gordon Ridgewell The Windmills

The Wool Industry of NW Essex (Pt 3)  –  Geoffrey Ball Some Stately Homes of NW Essex (Pt 1)  –  Bruce Munro Manuden’s Gentleman Bushranger  –  Fiona Bengtsen East Anglia and the Abolition of the Slave Trade  –  Jeremy Collingwood Obituary: Dick Lloyd 1917-2007  –  Jacqueline Cooper Walden 1647  –  Gordon Ridgewell Comings and Goings in 18th Century Walden  – 

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