151. Middlesex Military War Hospital, Clacton. Ploughing the lawns.
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152. Middlesex Military War Hospital, Clacton. Ploughing the lawns
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153. Middlesex Military War Hospital, Clacton.
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154. Middlesex Military War Hospital, Clacton.
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155. Middlesex Military War Hospital, Clacton ?
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156. WW1 soldiers lined up, with an impressive row of vehicles behind them.
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157. Nurses and soldiers - at Middlesex Military War Hospital, Clacton ?
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158. WW1 Army Lorry. L18..
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159. WW1 wounded soldiers and nurses in a trench. The story behind this is not known. At Middlesex Military War Hospital, Clacton ?
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160. Pressented by "The Kaiser" 12th Sep 1915.
Date: 12 September 1915
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161. Brightlingsea Nov. 1918. Armistice Parade ?
Date: November 1918
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162. Souvenir de Salonique [Salonica in Greece]
Date: 1919
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163. Robert Appleton Account book. Summer Work 1916.
6 July 1916 Robert went to Whitehall and got a berth as mate of 'Tug Alice' for Malta. 7 July left for ...
Date: 6 July 1916
Image ID DWS_APQ_017

164. One of the gondolas of Zeppelin L33 which came down on Little Wigborough September 1916. A portion of the superstructure has been cut away: originally it ...
Date: c24 September 1916
Image ID EAM_1953_003_P285_001

165. Piece of a girder from a Zeppelin in Great Wigborough Church. Zeppelin L33 crashed in Little Wigborough 24 September 1916.
From Essex Countryside letters ...
Image ID EC64_02_194_001

166.

Our County's Queen of Cooks by James Wentworth Day contd.

Picture: The liege - men go afloat in search of fish and fowl.

... Law ...
Date: April 1971
Image ID EC71_04_029_001

167. The skeleton of a war-time pillbox on Victoria Esplanade marks the spot where Edwardian planners had envisaged a pier.
Date: 3 May 1968
Image ID ECS_1968_MAY03_032_003

168. Youngest of the Few: Historian uncovers story of Mersea teenager killed in Battle of Britain. By Charley Goff.

The youngest pilot to fly in the Battle ...
Date: 21 September 2018
Image ID ECS_2018_SEP21_024

169. East Mersea Post - Army Duty Roster. 16 December 1916 to 19 December 1916.
9.45pm Sentry reported fire about 400 yds. On investigation it proved to be a ...
Date: 17 December 1916
Image ID EMB_005

170. Frederick Bertrand Harnack RSMA God Bless Him. 17 yrs London Rifle Brigade stretcher bearer, RNVR Lt at 45 in 1942.
Used in Fid Harnack RSMA, published by ...
Date: c1916
Image ID FID_003_055

171. Zebedee Milgate, George Milgate, Johnny Hempstead (Mechanic), Sid Milgate (Painter).
Picture taken at the bottom of Kingsland Road near Stoker's Cafe ( ...
Date: cAugust 1946
Image ID FL01_069_001

172. Army at Port Bower on Yorick Road during WW1. L-R Gert French, Ethel French, Billy French, Alice Hewes, Norah French (née Gant) Bert French.
Mr & ...
Date: c1917
Image ID FL02_046_002

173. "Wartime" 1917 Mersea Isle. Snuffy Cornelius's cycle shop on Kingsland Road, now RST Motors.
Frank Cornelius, Mabel Tiffin (lived over the road in what in ...
Date: 1917
Image ID FL02_058_001

174. Ernie Mussett, 1919, Iraq. He worked for Appleby the Mersea butcher.
From Album 3.
Date: 1919
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175. West Mersea Fire Brigade - the wartime AFS fire engine.
L-R Oscar Whiting, Ernie Dixon, Gordon Mussett, Bob Russell, HoraceWhiting and Bob ...
Date: c1943
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176. Mr Henry 'Stony' Pullen, brother of Mrs Tom 'Boss' Mole. Killed in action 1914/18 War.

Henry William Pullen was born 1877, son of Henry William and ...
Date: c1916
Image ID FL05_028_003

177. Owen Kitchener 'Tich' Hewes worked in a shipyard in Chichester. Owen believes 'Tich' was killed by a mine in the River Blackwater on a part of the river that ...
Date: c1941
Image ID FL07_004_001

178. One of many Second World War gun emplacements. This is the only survivor on the promenade and is now called "Two Sugars". To the left of this building linked by ...
Date: c1950
Image ID FL08_014_003

179. Mersea Seed Growers in WW1, outside Bocking Hall.
L-R 1. Lucy Hoy, 2., 3. Tot Green née Hewes (Heck's mother), 4. ?, 5. Mable Benns, 6., ...
Date: c1917
Image ID FL10_029_001

180. Bomb damage to one of the cottages in The Square. Miss Shuter lived in this cottage, but was unharmed. [ some sources spell the name Shooter, but the Electoral ...
Date: 29 October 1940
Image ID FL10_037_001