1. Oyster laying for sale, House Propert, Smacks, auction E.J. Craske 23 Feb 1875.
Lot 1 Stone House
Smacks THE SARAH, THE BROTHERS, THE ...
Date: 23 February 1875
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2. West Mersea Parish Church in the snow.
Date: c1956
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3. Adela Cottage, Victory Road, West Mersea. Built 1908 for Ernest (Manny) French. Named after the schooner ADELA on which Ernest was Chief Steward.
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4. West Mersea Mill - a fine photograph of the windmill including the weather vane on the roof. Note the twist built into the "Whips" - the main spar of each sail. ...
Date: c1910
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5. Top Chapel in Mill Road, West Mersea. The building on the left at the end of the drive was a very early school on the island. The Congregational Church is now ...
Date: Before May 1905
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6. The mill in Mill Road, West Mersea.
Date: 1904
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7. The rear of 22 Victory Road, West Mersea. Home of Joan, Norman and Ann Ward. They had bought the land from Mrs de Manby - enough to build numbers 22 and 26. ...
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8. Emily Pullen outside "Beeches", now 26 Victory Road. Number 22 next door, where the Ward family eventually lived, is yet to be built.
Date: 1962
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9. Summer House at the back of 26 Victory Road. Ann Ward
Date: August 1964
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10. Plum House, High Street, West Mersea. Chatters Bros shop is next door. Home of Rhoda and Albert French.
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11. Anthea Harding sitting on the wall at her grandparent's house - 'Strood Close' on the Peldon side of the Strood. This wall came down in the 1953 flood.
Date: Before February 1953
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12. Gwendoline and Edward Harding outside their home - Strood Close, The Strood, Peldon. They named the house Strood Close. They had bought the house from ...
Date: 1950s
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13. Aerial view of part of East Road, West Mersea, looking northeast. Brierley Hall is lower centre. On the left is Mondamin, with Patricia Catchpole's stables next ...
Date: c1958
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14. 'Catchy' - Patricia Catchpole's Riding School and Stables on East Road, West Mersea.
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15. Patricia Catchpole's stables on East Road, West Mersea
Date: c1960
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16. Patricia Catchpole's stables on East Road.
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17. Patricia Catchpole's stables on East Road.
Anne Watson says "The second building was put up in 58, we called it "Buckingham Palace" it was an old prefab ...
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18. Patricia Catchpole at Hall Barn Riding Stables.
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19. Volkswagen Beatle YVX755 at Brierley Hall. In the background on the right across East Road in The Maples owned by the Kemps, and since pulled down.
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20. 1987 Hurricane - damage to stables at 24 Dawes Lane.
Date: c16 October 1987
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21. 1987 Hurricane - damage to stables at 24 Dawes Lane.
Date: c16 October 1987
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22. 1987 Hurricane - damage to stables at 24 Dawes Lane.
Date: c16 October 1987
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23. 1987 Hurricane - damage at 24 Dawes Lane.
Date: c16 October 1987
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24. 1987 Hurricane - damage at 24 Dawes Lane.
Date: c16 October 1987
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25. 1987 Hurricane -
Date: c16 October 1987
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26. Bill Wyatt, Ivy Cottage, Firs Chase. Polly Wyatt at door.
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27. Mortimer's Farm on East Road near the Fox. Demolished in the 1930s.
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28. Mrs Johnson's Cottage in Crabs Lane off Meeting Lane, East Mersea. Rosie Bird's great grandmother. They were the home of the Chapman family. See ...
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29. Fire in Coastguard Cottages, West Mersea.
Top left Gathered round the stove in West Mersea Church Hall - their temporary home - are 74 year old Mrs Ada ...
Date: 28 October 1949
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30. The Mill, West Mersea
Date: 1910
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