CHURCH STREET Previously known as The Street and Goldhanger Street (select pictures to enlarge)
	The Rectory from 1851 to 1939 The Rectory was the home of... Revd Leigh and Revd Gardner now called Goldhanger House Lavender Cottage the home of author Maura Benham with the classic red brick walls
	The Blacksmiths and the... Cricketers Inn The Cricketers Inn In the 1950s, from the Rowley Collection
	The Cricketers Inn with thatched barn next door Cottages in Church street with shutters on the street See... Cottages lost
	Coastguard Cottages See... Coastguards Hall Farm in 1919 also know as The Hall Goldhanger Hall, Joyces and Street Farm
	Hall Farm Cottages See... Cottages lost The Old Rectory in the early 1900s home of... Revd Edward Howes and Charles Page
	The New Rectory built in the 1940s to replace the earlier much larger Rectory next door Church Street Garage in the 1980
THE SQUARE
	The Chequers Inn In 1905 See... The Chequers Inn Post Office in The Square looking down Fish St. There is a coastguard in the picture
	The Square from Head St. in 1910 Manns Cycle Shop In The Square home of Charles Mann Charles and family are outside the shop
	The Square looking up Church St at the filling station in about 1930 Village Store In The Square home of clockmaker... Jacob Micklefield
	The Square With a white phone box in about 1950 The Chequers Inn with a waiting carriage
	Two Pumps after a new well was dug See...Village Pump history The Square in 1907
FISH STREET previously know as Mill Lane, The Street and Goldhanger Street
	Cottages at 2, 4 & 6 Fish St. Looking towards The Square in 1933 The Mill
	Beehive Cottages & No. 6 Fish St Bird in Hand a former alehouse
	No. 20, 22, 24 Fish St. demolished in the 1950s See... Cottages lost See 1855 Property sale
	No. 17 & 21 Fish St. Fish St. looking north in 1912 the cottages on the right were demolished in the 1950s
	Lower end of Fish St. in the 1930s Crawshay Frost Lived in the two houses on the left Postcard with Mill Lane as the title
	Lower end of Fish St. a stream/ford crossing near the footpath to the seawall Lower end of Fish St. showing Thatch End on the left demolished in the 1970s
	Thatch End in the 1950s demolished in the 1970s Bounds Gatehouse in the 1930s
	Bounds Farmhouse in the 1930s home of Stanley Wilkin See 1886 Property sale
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