Buildings History Pictures and stories about buildings around East and West Worlington. Order by Default Title Date Filename Size Random Buildings Drayford East Worlington Education Farming Monuments Nature People Religion Stories West Worlington WI Work World War I World War II Search EW3-Beech-Cottage-Formerly-Oxlease EW4-Beech-Cottage-with-postman Part of 1910 kalendar. Postman believed to be William Boundy who lived at Oak Ash and Thorn (formerly Stone Cottage and Post Office House) EW5-Beech-Cottage-Oxlease-with-people "Gran and Ned Way at Oxlease"Mid 20th Century EW6-Oak-Ash-and-Thorn-Ex-Post-office Post/Telegraph Office c1910 EW7-Oak-Ash-and-Thorn Being re thatched. C 1970s EW8-Postman-outside-Oak-Ash-and-Thorn-c1930s EW9-Tweenmoors-formerly-Tom-Pikes First half 20th centuary F12-Town-Barton-Farmhouse-East-Worlington F16-West-Burrow-Farmhouse-1918.-Burnt-down-1979 Chapple family farmed there in 1900s. Herbert and Eli were born there. FA13-Rusden-Farmhouse-c1990s FA15-Cobley-Farmhouse FA17a-Cuddenhay-Farmhouse FA17b-Cuddenhay-Farmhouse In this picture the thatched roof has been replaced by corrugated iron. FA18-Notice-of-Stone-Farm-sale-7.6.1855 Fa19-Pedley-Barton Fa19-Pedley-Barton « ‹ of 6 › » Share this page using:
