These brilliant photos and information are supplied by Richard Symonds, former (retired) Surrey Recorder for the Brewery History Society, who… Read more Flashback Friday: The History of George Wickham
Category: Flashback Friday
The Bull – witness to hundreds of years of Limpsfield shenanigans
Winston Churchill, Jeremy Thorpe, Edward VII, Queen Victoria and Eric The Keys… just some of the famous and infamous who have passed by or through the doors of The Bull Inn, Limpsfield…
Flashback Friday: White Mare Cottages, Limpsfield Chart
Flashback Friday: White Mare Cottages on Limpsfield Chart – May 1980 – as rebuilding work began.
Flashback Friday: Chart Windmill, Limpsfield Chart
If you’ve ever wondered why there’s a Mill Lane and Mill Cottages on Limpsfield Chart, but were afraid to ask…… Read more Flashback Friday: Chart Windmill, Limpsfield Chart
Flashback Friday: Convalescent Home at Wolfe House c. 1913
Currently Wolfe House Residential Care Home, the house on Wolf’s Row, was originally built in the 1800s, when Limpsfield appears to… Read more Flashback Friday: Convalescent Home at Wolfe House c. 1913
Flashback Friday: The Forge and Forge Cottages Limpsfield
The Forge and Forge Cottages on Limpsfield High Street (not to be confused with Forge Cottage on Limpsfield Chart –… Read more Flashback Friday: The Forge and Forge Cottages Limpsfield
Flashback Friday: Limpsfield Village in the snow?
Actually we’re not entirely sure if this is Limpsfield in the snow or not – it could be the age of the… Read more Flashback Friday: Limpsfield Village in the snow?
Flashback Friday: Henry Radcliffe Convalescent Home, Trevereux Hill
Now Trevereux Hill’s Chart Ridge, Limpsfield Chart, the Henry Radcliffe Convalescent Home, formerly Charing Cross Auxiliary Hospital was one of… Read more Flashback Friday: Henry Radcliffe Convalescent Home, Trevereux Hill
Flashback Friday: Nightingale cellist, Beatrice Harrison at Foyle Riding
The garden at Foyle Riding was perhaps the most talked about garden in England in the 1920s. For the very first time, on 19th May 1924 radio listeners heard a cello playing while nightingales sang, live and broadcast by the BBC.
Flashback Friday: A misty Limpsfield High Street c1906
It looks rather like the damp, misty and muddy weather we’re having right now and actually Rosewell and Jessamine cottages and Sandridge… Read more Flashback Friday: A misty Limpsfield High Street c1906
Limpsfield, Surrey 