The Jolly Farmer, Puttenham circa 1900

Puttenham Priory 1948

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Puttenham Priory and St John's the Baptist Church 1948

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Puttenham Priory from the South 1948

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Manor Farm, Wanborough - June 1986

I saw this watercolour in the early 1990s. It is of Manor Farm at Wanborough and was painted by local artist, Jean M Blair in June 1986, which was just a few months before the Puttenham One Place Study commenced.

The Hogs Back Brewery

Earlier this week I came across Surrey TV News on YouTube. This week the discussion featured The Hogs Back Brewery. Whilst not strictly speaking a Puttenham feature, it is well worth a mention within the One-Place Study archive.

Society for One-Place Studies - Learn and Do Hangout

The February Society for One-Place Studies hangout is scheduled for 8pm GMT on Friday 28th February, so this Friday! The discussion topic is Learn and Do.

We shall have a discussion about the latest book about One-Place Studies written by Janet Few and much more!
 

 The Society has a G+ Community and you can visit the Society blog and website for more information.

You can watch the hangout live here or via the Society YouTube Channel

World War One Centenary Project

The next hangout for the Society for One-Place Studies is scheduled for Friday, 31st January 2014 at 8pm GMT. The subject for discussion is “A Shared Endeavour - Honouring the World War I Centenary”


You can watch the hangout live here or via the Society YouTube Channel

World War One Centenary Project

A few weeks ago I mentioned that Puttenham study was registered with the Society for One-Place Studies.

The Society has launched a collective World War One Project, in which members can delve into the depths of their studies and explore how the First World War affected their community, the men (and women) who supported the war effort, those that returned and those that did not.

I have over the last few weeks tentatively started to gather the facts and information that relate to Puttenham & Wanborough and over the coming months I shall share those developments here and via the website.