Houses on Hill Road
Houses on Hill Road today
Group of men outside the Oak
Oak House
Wincelow Hall Cottage
Reinstating the pond
Overgrown pond
The triangle
The Chapel today
Drapers today
Forge Cottage and Anvil Rise
Old blacksmiths on site of Anvil Rise
The Ring of Trees
Group at foot of Church Hill, by the Ring of Trees
The Ring of Trees
Group at Firs Cottage
Girl outside Firs Cottage
Firs Cottage today
Firs Cottage today
Firs Cottage
The War Memorial
Church after the collapse of the tower
Hill Farm
Wincelow Hall Farm
Grreat Dawkins Farm
Bulls Bridge Farm
Anser Gallows Farm
Wayside
The Hawthorns, Campions End
Wayside, south view
The Clays
The Clays, extended
Shop on the triangle
Entering the village
Rosemary Cottage
Old Tithe Barn, Campions End
Entering the village
OAPs outside the Post Office
High Street
Howlands
Newlands
Shop at Dick Turpin's Cottage
Coach Road Cottage
Church Hill from the Chase
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Created by DPE, Copyright IRIS 2009
War Memorial unveiling ceremony 1925
War Memorialafter unveiling in 1925
The Crown
Pub seen from Church Hill
Rose & Crown
The Crown
Pub with coaches
Men outside the Crown
The Bluebell
Wash Cottage
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The Church without its tower
Pre 1914 car. First on left is Henry Myhill of Dawkins Farm, Hempstead. On extreme right is Charles Nott, who married Henry's sister Amy. Reprinted from H.C.Stacey, Saffron Walden in Old Photographs, publ. CW Daniel Company 1980
Edward Coote and his sister-in-law Emily Martin
Jacob Coote
The remains of the Hempstead Oak
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The Coote family
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Created by DPE, Copyright IRIS 2009
Hillside
High Street, lookng East
Village Blacksmiths
Unveiling of the War Memorial, 1925
"Turpin's Ring"
Quail Farm from the Churchyard
Hill Road
Workers at Hill Farm
Hill Road 1910
Bottom of Hill Road
Yeomans rear
Yeomans 1930s
Yeomans, 1930s
Yeomans 1920s
Yeomans (Foster?)
Yeomans from Cooks View
Schoolchildren at the bottom of Church Hill
Clearing the pond
Clearing the pond
Enjoying the pond
Clearing the pond
Long Corner Cottage
Group of children
Royal Oak, c.1900
Royal Oak, 1878
High Street scene
Shop on the Triangle
Yeomans
Wood Cottages
Whitegates
Wellyard
Welltrees
Waterloo Cottage
Two Ways
Thatched House
Southbroom
Village pump
Pippins
The Old Vicarage
Village School - toilet block
Village school
Old Post Office Cottage
Miller's House
Mill Cottage and the Old Bakery
Primitive Methdist Chapel
Long Corner Cottage
Jasmine Cottage
Hill Road Cottages
Hill Farm
High Street
Harvey Way
Harvey Way
Forge House and Anvil Rise
Folly Hall
Firs House
Firs Cottage
Drapers with cottage behind
Dimmings
Dick Turpin's Cottage
Cracknell's Cottage
Church Farm
Church Farm
Brookside
Almshouses
Dick Turpin's Cottage
Witchtree
Wincelow Hall
Sellands
Old Hall Cottage
Chaseside Cottage
Hillside
Box Cottage
Yeomans
Pippins
The Post Office and Bakers (left) and Mill Cottage (right)
The Post Office and Bakers
Little Bulls Farmhouse
Howlands
Fields Farm
Dick Turpin's Cottage
Cook's View
Church Farm Cottage
Boytons
Boytons
Blagdens
Blagdens
Anser Gallows Farm
Miss Rutland's Cottages
Chris Bampton's husband Tony, pictured with shop assistant Jenny Foster (daughter of Reg Foster who worked at Hill Farm)
Shirley Heywood, who worked in the shop in the 1980s
Shirley Heywood, who worked in the shop in the 1980s
1972 sale particulars, Firs House
Primitive Methodist Chapel
Spitland
Ruses Farm
Fridays
