Breckles or Breccles Church 1820s and Photo meet today

Breckles or Breccles Church 1820s and Photo meet today,  2pm 9th June at the church. originally uploaded by 4wayland.


More information on Breckles at http://www.norfolkheritage.org.uk/breckles/default.asp the site by Joe Harrod who is our guide for the photo group meet and tour this afternoon.

Photo Group Meetings at Ashill and Breckles

The images above are some of the results from the photo group meet last week at Ashill, they show (top) the village school around 1905 and the same view today. The image below shows the well and pump on the green around 50 years ago and the  the capped well today on the right. Sadly the turn-out was very low for such an interesting tour of the village by Jean Skeggs from the Ashill Archive Group, and the lovely weather.

The next photo group meeting will be at Breckles Church tommorow at 2pm. The history guide for the afternoon will be Mr Joe Harrod, who has been resarching the history of the parish in great depth for several years. It will be a very interesting afternoon. The photo of Breckles church was taken in around 1900 is from the collection of Chris Garrod. Hope to see several of you there.

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‘The Parish of Stow Bedon Breckles and Lower Stow Bedon’ Published on the Web

The book ‘The Parish of Stow Bedon Breckles and Lower Stow Bedon’ was researched and produced as a local community project in the parishes covered by the book in 2005. It was funded by a grant from ‘Awards for All’ and was given free to parishioners and interested parties. The book is now sadly out of print. Working with Rosemary Macintosh we are pleased to have helped in making it accessible once more to parishioners and researchers. The project is greatful to Gary Pearce for the preparation of the original material for digital publication.
The Parish of Stow Bedon Breckles and Lower Stow Bedon. This document has been temporally removed from the web for updating.