The Fernhurst Society
Old Fernhurst photographs
The Fernhurst Archives includes a selection of old photos and other images, many contributed by villagers. A few of these are shown below; many others are included elswhere on this website as illustrations to essays on historical subjects. See the Archive links at the bottom of this page. For contemporary photos, see our Photos page.
Thanks to the following for submitting photographs: John Allen, Ernie Beaumont, Peter & Marion Beck, Les Colcutt, Pauline Colcutt, David Cole, Ralph Lines, Pauline Wilson, Ken Young, The Fernhurst Centre.
Many of the photos are undated. Can you date them or provide further information?
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 Bridgeland farmhouse, 1880. From left to right: unknown, Elizabeth Luff, Edward Luff, baby Horace Edward Luff (born 13.9.1880) being held by his nurse
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 Alms Houses, Fernhurst |
 Church Road, Fernhurst 1913 |
 Cooksbridge, Fernhurst |
 village green |
 village green |
 village green
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 village green pre 1914 |
 village green pre 1939 |
 Jackets Hollow, Fernhurst |
 Drapers shop, Fernhurst
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 Midhurst Road, Fernhurst |
 Fernhurst Post office |
 Tannery, Fernhurst |
 Nappers Wood, Fernhurst 1964 |
 Nappers Wood, Fernhurst 1964
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 St Margarets Church
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 St Margarets Church interior |
 St Margarets Church interior |
 St Margarets Church |
 The vicarage |
 The Hedges |
 Spread Eagle pub Fernhurst |
 Spread Eagle pub Fernhurst
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 Spread Eagle pub |
 Spread Eagle pub |
 Spread Eagle pub, 1970s |
 Spread Eagle pub, 1975 (photo: E Beaumont)
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 Tavern Court (site of S Eagle)
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 Fernhurst crossroads |
 Fernhurst crossroads 1906 |
 Fernhurst crossroads |
 Fernhurst crossroads 1968 |
 Fernhurst crossroads 1980s |
 Co-op, pre 1925
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 Co-op, 1926 |
 Co-op, 1961 |
 Coles corner shop, 1940s |
 JG Cole shop, 1975 (photo: E Beaumont)
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 Mills' early bread delivery cart, Kingsley Green (photo: Barry Mills)
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 Vann Road
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 Vann Road, 1930s |
 Hatch Cottage, 1881 |
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