1. Mr Charles Scott's journey through the village, towed by firemen. C.W.A. Scott was an aviator who had flown to Australia. He was a Mersea resident. Picture was...
Date: 13 July 1932
Image ID BS010034

2. Brigadier General R. Beale Colvin C.B. the Lord Lieutenant of Essex opening the Golf Course by driving from the 1st tee.
Date: 5 April 1929
Image ID BS01_015

3. Opening of the new Mersea Golf Course.
George Duncan (Captain) playing along the fairway approaching the 7th hole.
Date: 5 April 1929
Image ID BS01_016

4. Island Hails its Hero --- the inhabitants of Mersea Island gave Mr Charles W.A. Scott his first civic welcome after arriving on the Golf Course by aeroplane. Mr...
Date: 1932
Image ID BS01_028

5. Mr Charles Scott being carried by two bathers after landing at the Golf Course. Barbara Mears is on the left with Bob Munro next to her. Mrs Scott is just right...
Date: 13 July 1932
Image ID BS01_033

6. RAF Rescue Helicopter on the School Field, West Mersea. It was being used to supply the laid-up ships in the River Blackwater during the cold winter of 1962-63
Date: January 1963
Image ID IA003490

7. RAF Rescue Helicopter on the School Field, West Mersea. It was being used to supply the laid up ships in the River Blackwater, during the cold winter of 1962-63
Date: January 1963
Image ID IA003492

8. RAF Rescue Helicopter on the School Field, West Mersea. It was being used to supply the laid up ships in the River Blackwater, during the cold winter of 1962-63
Date: January 1963
Image ID IA003494

9. RAF Rescue Helicopter on the School Field, West Mersea. It was being used to supply the laid up ships in the River Blackwater, during the cold winter of 1962-63
Date: January 1963
Image ID IA003496

10. Mersea Regatta Day.
A picture from one of the slide shows run in Mersea Museum during opening hours.
Image ID SS040031

11. A pre-war West Mersea Town Regatta --- the sailing barge is the VOLUNTEER.
A picture from one of the slide shows run in Mersea Museum during opening hours.
Image ID SS050002