Meopham Local History Posters - Aspects of Kentish Local History

Meopham Local History Posters - from an exhibition held in 1995

Each poster measures approx 20 x 30in (52 x 78 cm) and even at 72dpi each file size varies from 1.5 / 3.5MB
Clicking on the link for each poster in the list below will take you to a interim webpage with a short listing of the contents of the poster i.e. pictures, names of people, places etc.

1.    Bygone Meopham
2.    Coronations and Jubilees
3.    Jottings 1894 to 1899 - Taken from the
4.    Jottings 1899 to 1900        Meopham Church Monthly
5.    The Early Years of the 20th Century
6.    The Thirties - Plane crash 21st July 1930
7.    The Forties and Fifties
8.    Broadwalk 1970: What Might Have Been
            (The Meopham Society)
9.    Meopham Green circa 1884 and 1894 - (2 posters)
10.    Meopham Green – 7 pieces of common land
11.    Vigo Village and Trosley Towers
12.    James Carley, Meopham's Local Historian
13.    C.H. Golding-Bird 1848 - 1939, Surgeon and Author
14.    Spencer Gore 1878 - 1914, and the Meopham Link

15.    The Manor of Dodmore - (2 posters)
16.    The Edmeades Family at Nursted Court - (2 posters)
17.    The Smith-Masters Family and the Destiny of Camer
18.    Our Station
19a. 50 Years on a Station Platform
19b. A Parlourmaid at The Court 1924 - 1930
20.    C.P. King & Sons, Family Butchers 1930 - 1990
21.    Frederick & Frank Judson, Coalmerchants 1894 - 1985
22.    Farmer, Draper & Butcher - a Busy Family - The Russell's
23.    Growing Up in Meopham on a Farm
24.    Samuel & Caroline Meakin, The George Inn 1887 - 1907
25.    "Time Gentlemen, Please?" - The George Inn
26.    George Meakin, The Railway Tavern 1907 - 1948
27.    Two Meopham Doctors and a Nurse. Dr Samuel Griffiths
           Dr Donald Hester & Nurse Collie

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