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This database contains an index of some of the books and papers held by Mersea Museum.
Found 404 files - displaying 401 to 404
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Article |
West Mersea's early developer |
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ID |
ML2014_001_P47 |
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Title |
West Mersea's early developer |
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Abstract |
In the early part of the last century Leonard Weaver planned a large developement for West Mersea which he named the Fairhaven Estate. It included a Temperance Hotel and a statue of Queen Victoria on the Victoria Esplanade. The developement was well under way when the first world ... |
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Author |
Ron Green |
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Published |
January 2014
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 402 |
Article |
Abberton Bakery |
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ID |
ML2013_012_P54 |
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Title |
Abberton Bakery |
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Abstract |
I recently received a telephone call from Terry Slowgrove, owner of Abberton Bakery informing me that it had been sold and the new owner was clearing it out that day. Would I like to come over and take anything we
would like for our Mersea ... |
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Author |
Ron Green |
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Published |
December 2013
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 403 |
Article |
Noel Beadle, 373 Battery, Royal Artillery |
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ID |
HNB |
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Title |
Noel Beadle, 373 Battery, Royal Artillery |
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Abstract |
Mersea Island
World War II
2000 troops were stationed on the island
during the threat of invasion.
The Headquarters of the
Royal Army Corps Motor Boat Company was stationed nearby.
The coastal defence of the area around Mersea Island was ... |
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Author |
Chris Harris |
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Published |
November 2013
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 404 |
Article |
Typhoon aircraft salvaged from Blackwater. |
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ID |
CDC_TYP |
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Title |
Typhoon aircraft salvaged from Blackwater. |
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Abstract |
Mersea fishermen often had damaged nets from a 'fast' in the River, and eventually Mike Lungley persuaded divers to go down, see what was there, and to try and salvage it. A barge was used as a base and a number of divers were involved.
The wreck of the aircraft contained ... |
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Source |
Mersea Museum / Karen Kallaby
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| 405 |
Article |
The Salcott Murder of 1890 |
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ID |
JMO_SAL_101 |
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Title |
The Salcott Murder of 1890 |
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Abstract |
"FRIGHTFUL MURDER AT SALCOT"
"A FARMER SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN KILLED BY HIS NEPHEW"
"THE BODY TIED IN A SACK"
Joseph Leatherdale was born on 3rd March 1822 at Chappel, Essex. As a boy, he worked as a labourer for his father Thomas, who farmed at ... |
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Author |
John Moore |
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Published |
2013
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 406 |
Article |
Stackie Barges (The Hay Barges) |
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ID |
ML2013_011_P45 |
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Title |
Stackie Barges (The Hay Barges) |
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Abstract |
I have always had a keen interest in local working craft in the days of sail, in particular the barges that loaded large stacks of hay and straw for delivery to London in the days when much of London's traffic was horse drawn - including the buses.
Both of my grandfathers served ... |
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Author |
Ron Green |
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Published |
November 2013
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 407 |
Article |
An Epiphany East Window and Maimonides |
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ID |
LZB_PAP_011 |
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Title |
An Epiphany East Window and Maimonides |
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Abstract |
An Epiphany East Window and Maimonides
After the end of the Great War 1914 - 1918 the family of Ernest Arthur Lazarus Barlow gave the parish church of St Edmund King and Martyr East Mersea an East Window celebrating the feast of the Epiphany. At the top,
scarcely vi ... |
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Author |
J.H.G. Sunnucks |
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Published |
19 February 2004
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Source |
Mersea Museum / Lazarus Barlow Papers
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| 408 |
Article |
The Mersea Barrow Bones: experts confirm 'unique find' |
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ID |
COR2_026 |
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Title |
The Mersea Barrow Bones: experts confirm 'unique find' |
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Abstract |
In the dark winter days of January 2013, a mysterious, delicate package was transported by courier service from Colchester Museum to a laboratory in Salisbury, Wiltshire. Within the layers of carefully wrapped packaging lay a collection of old, partly burnt bones. But these ... |
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Author |
Sue Howlett |
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Published |
18 June 2013
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 409 |
Article |
School Days at Mersea in the War Years Part Two |
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ID |
ML2013_006_P47 |
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Title |
School Days at Mersea in the War Years Part Two |
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Abstract |
With the evacuees leaving the island we had our school back full time.
The young male teachers Mr Reason, Mr Burt, Mr Davies all went off into the services. I understand Mr Hucklesby was at our school for a short time before going off into the services but I don't remember him ... |
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Author |
Ron Green |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 410 |
Article |
How the Lifeboat Started |
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ID |
RNLI_HIS |
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Title |
How the Lifeboat Started |
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Abstract |
A short history of the lifeboat at West Mersea to go with its 50th anniversary in 2013.
The RNLI lifeboat service in Mersea was formed in 1963 and so is 50 years old this year. We were one of the first stations to use inflatable 'D Class' lifeboats, making the Inshore Lifeboat service or ... |
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Author |
Martin Wade. |
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Source |
Mersea Museum / Martin Wade
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| 411 |
Article |
School Days at Mersea in the War Years Part One |
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ID |
ML2013_005_P41 |
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Title |
School Days at Mersea in the War Years Part One |
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Abstract |
I started my education at West Mersea Council School, Barfield Road in the spring of 1937. I was a very reluctant starter and after several failed attempts my father loaded me on to the back seat of his bicycle in the pretence of going to East Mersea to visit Auntie Nellie. We ... |
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Author |
Ron Green |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 412 |
Article |
Mersea Bygone Days - Old Mersea Shops Part 6 |
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ID |
ML2013_004_047 |
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Title |
Mersea Bygone Days - Old Mersea Shops Part 6 |
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Abstract |
Now concluding my look at old Mersea shops, we can take a look at what were probably the first purpose built shops on the island.
The first picture shows a busy scene ... |
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Author |
Ron Green |
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Published |
April 2013
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 413 |
Article |
Stanley Hills - Founder of Mersea Museum |
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ID |
TXA02290 |
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Title |
Stanley Hills - Founder of Mersea Museum |
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Abstract |
Colchester builder, Stanley Hills, was involved with some of the town's largest projects and was also a major benefactor to his adopted home of West Mersea. He was born in Claudius Road, Colchester, in 1910 and was
a pupil at Hamilton Road School before Joining his father's firm ... |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 414 |
Article |
Mersea's Catholic Martyr: Blessed Thomas Abell |
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ID |
COR2_025 |
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Title |
Mersea's Catholic Martyr: Blessed Thomas Abell |
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Abstract |
Hanging, drawing and quartering: the death penalty for treason. From westbergholt.net
On 30th July, 1540, a gruesome public spectacle took place at Smithfield, ... |
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Author |
Sue Howlett |
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 415 |
Article |
Mersea Bygone Days - Old Mersea Shops Part 3 |
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ID |
ML2013_001_047 |
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Title |
Mersea Bygone Days - Old Mersea Shops Part 3 |
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Abstract |
Having left High Street last month, we will take a few steps into High Street
North and Clem Smith's greengrocers on the corner of Mersea Avenue
Clem was another local shopkeeper who was a local councillor and could often get quite excited about certain issues. I ... |
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Author |
Ron Green |
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Published |
January 2013
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 416 |
Article |
William Wyatt |
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ID |
DIS2013_RRD |
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Title |
William Wyatt |
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Abstract |
William Wyatt was born on Mersea in 1865. He was registered as John William Wyatt and was usually known as Bill. Later he was given the nickname of Admiral following the Mersea tradition ... |
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Author |
Rosemary Rainbird |
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Keywords |
Admiral |
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Published |
15 January 2013
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 417 |
Article |
Mersea Bygone Days - Old Mersea Shops Part 2. |
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ID |
ML2012_012_P48 |
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Title |
Mersea Bygone Days - Old Mersea Shops Part 2. |
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Abstract |
As we left Arthur Cock's butcher's shop in part one, we head off down Yorick Road past a garden plot where Glennie Cock later built a pair of shops he named Mersea Stores. The next shop past this plot was Charlie Williamson's newsagents and toy shop. He also published and sold
postcards. Charlie's ... |
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Author |
Ron Green |
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Published |
December 2012
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 418 |
Article |
Mersea Bygone Days - Old Mersea Shops Part 1. |
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ID |
ML2012_011_P47 |
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Title |
Mersea Bygone Days - Old Mersea Shops Part 1. |
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Abstract |
My early memories of Mersea shops comes from the mid 1930s when we lived in Barfield Road and my mother used to take me with her when she went shopping in my pre-school days. Then later when I left school in 1946 and started working for builder Clifford White & Co. As the 'Boy' I ... |
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Author |
Ron Green |
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Published |
November 2012
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 419 |
Article |
Proud of our tradition |
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ID |
ML2012_011_P10 |
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Title |
Proud of our tradition |
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Abstract |
My family are very proud of our Poppy tradition, and
thought you might be interested in our history.
The "powers that be" in East Mersea in 1933 were
looking for someone to take the poppies from door to
door. The only person to show an interest was a 13
year old girl called Peggie ... |
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Author |
Wenda Lord |
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Published |
November 2012
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 420 |
Article |
Mersea Bygone Days - Farming |
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ID |
ML2012_010_P41 |
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Title |
Mersea Bygone Days - Farming |
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Abstract |
The outbreak of war in 1939 found many farms in Mersea and much of the rest of Britain in a run down state with many fields not seeing the plough for many years. Cheap imports of foreign grain made it impossible for our farmers to compete. With the ships bringing in this grain now ... |
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Author |
Ron Green |
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Published |
October 2012
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 421 |
Article |
Mersea Bygone Days - Mersea men on the barges. |
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ID |
ML2012_009_P42 |
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Title |
Mersea Bygone Days - Mersea men on the barges. |
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Abstract |
One hundred or so years ago the sailing barge was a common sight around Mersea Island, tucked into various creeks and quays around the island collecting corn, hay, straw etc and delivering manure to the farms. Many an old photograph of The Strood shows a stackie barge. In those days ... |
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Author |
Ron Green |
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Published |
September 2012
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 422 |
Article |
Mersea Bygone Days - Green family |
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ID |
ML2012_007_P42 |
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Title |
Mersea Bygone Days - Green family |
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Abstract |
My great great grandfather John Green lived in a cottage next to the Fox Inn. He was an agricultural labourer and the tithe awards shows him as occupier, with others, of cottages and yards owned by James Fenn.
One of his sons Robert Chinnery married Maria Radford at ... |
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Author |
Ron Green |
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Published |
July 2012
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 423 |
Article |
Mersea Bygone Days - bands |
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ID |
ML2012_006_P44 |
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Title |
Mersea Bygone Days - bands |
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Abstract |
I started at West Mersea Council School as it was then called, after Easter 1937. The boy sitting next to me was a real pest and kept pulling my ears. After the first term and holiday some new children came in and I had a new partner at my desk, his name was Sidney Sherwood, a quiet
friendly boy. ... |
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Author |
Ron Green |
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Published |
July 2012
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 424 |
Article |
Save the Barrow - article from Mersea Island Courier. |
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ID |
COR2_023 |
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Title |
Save the Barrow - article from Mersea Island Courier. |
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Abstract |
Barrow, what barrow?
View of the Barrow from Dawes Lane
Every islander knows the Mersea Barrow - or do they? For nearly two thousand years it has si ... |
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Author |
Pat Kirby |
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Keywords |
Mersea Mound mount |
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Published |
21 March 2012
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 425 |
Article |
The man who dug the Mersea Barrow |
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ID |
COR2_024 |
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Title |
The man who dug the Mersea Barrow |
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Abstract |
On 16th April, 1912, a sprightly gentleman, resplendent in plus-fours and a bushy walrus moustache, alighted from a Great Eastern steam train at Colchester Station, en route to Mersea Island. His desti tion was Fairhaven House, still standing today in Seaview Avenue, where he ... |
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Author |
Sue Howlett |
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Published |
May 2012
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 426 |
Article |
Ralph Luckham 1920 - 1990 |
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ID |
LUC_RAL |
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Title |
Ralph Luckham 1920 - 1990 |
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Abstract |
Ralph was born in Surrey and until the Second World War worked in telephone engineering. During the war he was seconded to the Foreign Office and was sent to Paris immediately after ... |
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Published |
2012
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 427 |
Article |
Stanley Hills. The Founder of Mersea Museum. |
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ID |
TXA01670 |
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Title |
Stanley Hills. The Founder of Mersea Museum. |
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Abstract |
Stan Hills (centre) in front of one of his beloved steam engines with a newly built Mersea Museum in the background. Also in the picture are Mervyn Dands (left) and Leslie Haines ... |
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Author |
Don Rainbird |
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Published |
2012
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 428 |
Article |
Fish traps in the River Blackwater |
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ID |
TXA01650 |
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Title |
Fish traps in the River Blackwater |
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Abstract |
The following is the text of a recording Ron Hall made for the Mersea Museum 2007 display on fish traps.
Fish traps or 'weirs' as they are termed locally, are to be found in many locations within the Blackwater estuary. The traps are constructed on areas that, when traps ... |
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Author |
Ron L. Hall |
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Keywords |
fish trap fish weir kiddle |
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Published |
16 June 2007
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 429 |
Article |
The Old City Cottage: A Museum Favourite |
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ID |
COR2_022 |
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Title |
The Old City Cottage: A Museum Favourite |
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Abstract |
The Cottage, Mersea Museum. Photo Mike L. Davies.
"I remember using those!" and "Granny had these on her mantelpiece" or "We found one of those in the attic" ... |
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Author |
Judith Kirkby |
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Published |
17 August 2011
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 430 |
Article |
The Tudor Fort at East Mersea. |
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ID |
COR2_020 |
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Title |
The Tudor Fort at East Mersea. |
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Abstract |
Many islanders are familiar with Mersea's surviving military defences - the concrete pill-boxes and crumbling gun placements built 70 years ago to guard against Nazi invasion. But these very visible features are not the only evidence of the island's role in times of war, whether ... |
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Author |
Sue Howlett |
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Published |
20 July 2011
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 431 |
Article |
Sailing barges working to West Mersea Hard. |
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ID |
COR2_019 |
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Title |
Sailing barges working to West Mersea Hard. |
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Abstract |
1. CLIFF.
We have recently seen the sailing barge DAWN reviving a trade which was a common sight around one hundred years ago, when she loaded a stack of straw at Abbotts Hall ... |
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Author |
Ron Green |
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Published |
6 July 2011
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 432 |
Article |
Local education and the lessons of history. |
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ID |
COR2_018 |
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Title |
Local education and the lessons of history. |
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Abstract |
There have been schools for the sons of rich families throughout the centuries, but schooling for the children of the poor was a consequence of the Industrial Revolution.
At the end of the eighteenth century many people thought that educating the lower classes would be ... |
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Author |
Chris Kirkman |
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Published |
22 June 2011
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 433 |
Article |
Ray Island and the legacy of Mehalah - part 2. |
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ID |
COR2_017 |
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Title |
Ray Island and the legacy of Mehalah - part 2. |
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Abstract |
In March 1871 Sabine Baring Gould and his family arrived on Mersea. He was to be the rector at East Mersea for the next ten years. It is well documented that he found life in East Mersea difficult. He complained that the inhabitants of this parish were "dull, reserved, shy and ... |
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Author |
David Nicholls |
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Keywords |
D'WIT |
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Published |
8 June 2011
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 434 |
Article |
Ray Island and the legacy of Mehalah - part 1. |
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ID |
COR2_016 |
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Title |
Ray Island and the legacy of Mehalah - part 1. |
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Abstract |
The first of two pieces by David Nicholls, Essex Wildlife Trust warden at Ray Island.
In 1970 the National Trust bought Ray Island. This was the Trust's first purchase of any property on the Essex coast, persuaded by a group of local people led by Alec Grant. This ... |
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Author |
David Nicholls |
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Published |
27 May 2011
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 435 |
Article |
If you can't eat it, you can buy it at Digby's |
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ID |
COR2_015 |
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Title |
If you can't eat it, you can buy it at Digby's |
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Abstract |
The picture of Digby's shop around 1910 which accompanied this article is no longer available on www.merseamuseum.org.uk . It is available in Brian Jay's book Mersea Memories, available from the Museum Shop.
The business originally known as Digby Brothers was started ... |
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Author |
Brian Jay |
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Keywords |
PORT ERROL |
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Published |
13 May 2011
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 436 |
Article |
A Winter's Tale: behind the scenes at the museum |
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ID |
COR2_014 |
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Title |
A Winter's Tale: behind the scenes at the museum |
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Abstract |
"I suppose you can all have a rest now" is a comment I have heard when the museum closes its doors at the end of September. So what happens when the main hall is cleared to make room for the winter meetings, art shows and fairs? As we get ready to open for the summer season on ... |
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Author |
Joanne Godfrey |
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Published |
29 April 2011
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 437 |
Article |
A Mersea brickie for sixty-five years and counting |
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ID |
COR2_013 |
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Title |
A Mersea brickie for sixty-five years and counting |
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Abstract |
I left West Mersea Council School at Easter 1946 at the age of fourteen to start work with local builder Clifford White & Co. I was to do a bricklaying apprenticeship but was u ble to start officially until aged fifteen. I started on a new bungalow being built in Fenn Farm ... |
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Author |
Ron Green |
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Published |
15 April 2011
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 439 |
Article |
Barfield Road in the 1930s |
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ID |
COR2_011 |
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Title |
Barfield Road in the 1930s |
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Abstract |
The old council houses in Barfield Road, West Mersea. Beyond is the chemist's Shop, and on the right is Clifford White's yard. The photo is dated 1944.
I was born in ... |
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Author |
Ron Green |
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Published |
18 March 2011
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 440 |
Article |
How we were - Mersea people 350 years ago! |
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ID |
COR2_010 |
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Title |
How we were - Mersea people 350 years ago! |
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Abstract |
Family historians visiting Mersea Museum's new Resource Centre, on Saturday open days over the last few months, have made a beeline for the new computers. Here, if successful, they can 'meet their ancestors'. On the computers, are hundreds of pages of information and images, where ... |
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Author |
Sue Howlett |
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Published |
4 March 2011
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 441 |
Article |
What's under your garden ? |
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ID |
COR2_009 |
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Title |
What's under your garden ? |
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Abstract |
In 2006 we were approached at the museum by a team of Cambridge archaeologists, with a view to digging some test pits in Mersea. The team was from the Higher Education Field Academy (HEFA) under the leadership of Carenza Lewis who some people will remember from Channel 4's Time Team ... |
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Author |
Chris Kirkman |
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Published |
18 February 2011
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 442 |
Article |
East Mersea life in the early Twentieth Century |
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ID |
COR2_008 |
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Title |
East Mersea life in the early Twentieth Century |
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Abstract |
My father, Leslie James Green, was born on December 5th 1902 in the old Blue Row Cottages. He was the second son of Arthur John Green (known as Jack) and Alice Jane, née Mingay. Jack was born in the old Workhouse Cottages at Waldegraves on February 3rd 1878.
Alice ... |
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Author |
Ron Green |
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Published |
4 February 2011
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 443 |
Article |
When Mammoths and Bears roamed |
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ID |
COR2_007 |
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Title |
When Mammoths and Bears roamed |
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Abstract |
So, what about GEOLOGY? No museum should be without its fossils, and Mersea Museum has a few, although not displayed as such. Some years ago a committee member was able to identify and display a collection of fossilised bones. However, when she left, no-one felt able to take this ... |
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Author |
Vicki Packard |
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Keywords |
Richard Bedford |
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Published |
22 January 2011
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 444 |
Article |
Did the earth move for you too? The 1884 Earthquake. |
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ID |
COR2_006 |
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Title |
Did the earth move for you too? The 1884 Earthquake. |
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Abstract |
MERSEA ISLAND WRECKED
"On the morning of 22nd April 1884, the unthinkable happened. A major earthquake struck the British Isles. In under a minute almost the entire length and breadth of England had been shaken by a violent tremor which devastated the county of Essex - its epicentre - and ... |
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Author |
Pat Kirby |
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Published |
30 December 2010
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 445 |
Article |
Roly Green, the gardener at Shameen |
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ID |
COR2_005 |
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Title |
Roly Green, the gardener at Shameen |
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Abstract |
Shameen, circa 1924
Shameen was a large house built about 100 years ago at the end of Seaview Avenue, close to the beach.
My maternal grandfather Roland 'Roly' ... |
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Author |
Ron Green |
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Published |
17 December 2010
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 446 |
Article |
Stuffed birds to be put in cold storage. |
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ID |
COR2_004 |
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Title |
Stuffed birds to be put in cold storage. |
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Abstract |
WILDLIFE EXHIBITS
The time has come to renovate the museum's tural history section. Most of the wildlife displays in the museum consist of stuffed and mo ... |
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Author |
David Nicholls |
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Published |
3 December 2010
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 447 |
Article |
If it wasn't the Romans, who built the Strood ? |
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ID |
COR2_002 |
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Title |
If it wasn't the Romans, who built the Strood ? |
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Abstract |
It is often suggested that the Strood, Mersea's ancient causeway, was built by the Romans. Tales abound of a ghostly Roman centurion, pacing the Strood on stormy nights. However, when Romans first arrived on Mersea in the 1st century AD, sea levels were considerably lower than ... |
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Author |
Sue Howlett |
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Published |
5 November 2010
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 448 |
Article |
The Cudmores, carriers of Carrier's Close |
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ID |
COR2_003 |
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Title |
The Cudmores, carriers of Carrier's Close |
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Abstract |
"Another teat for the children was to go by Carrier's Van to Colchester. The journey was long and arduous. The horse stopped at all cottage doors to collect letters to post and parcels to be delivered. The 'boy' used to run down the lanes to collect or deliver while the horse ... |
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Author |
Chris Kirkman |
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Published |
19 November 2010
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Source |
Mersea Museum / Christine Kirkman
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| 449 |
Article |
Beckwith's Colchester Registered Steamers |
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ID |
TXA00990 |
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Title |
Beckwith's Colchester Registered Steamers |
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Abstract |
List compiled by John Collins of Wivenhoe Nottage.
List of Beckwith's Colchester Registered steamers.
1880/1 ESSEX 60.19grt (39.96net) iron elliptical stern screw steamer. 80.8'x15.7'x5.8'. Engine room 16.8'. Two 'high pressure' cyls 25" bore x 10" stroke, surface condensing by G. ... |
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Author |
John Collins |
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Published |
13 November 2010
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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| 450 |
Article |
An early Mersea Telephone Directory |
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ID |
TXA00950 |
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Title |
An early Mersea Telephone Directory |
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Abstract |
An early directory, compiled from various sources.
... |
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Author |
Tony Millatt / Ron Green |
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Keywords |
phone list telephone list. |
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Published |
c1929
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Source |
Mersea Museum
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