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Shackleford

and nearby hamlets.

  • Shackleford and nearby hamlets
    • Hamlets
      • Eashing
        • Eashing Houses
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        • Eashing Mill
        • Ezra Gill’s Estate Book, 1773
        • Eashing Congregational Chapel
        • Fire and floods
        • The Saxon Burh
      • Hurtmore
        • Pete Hart’s photo gallery
        • Farm Corner, Hurtmore, early 20th Century
        • The Squirrel
        • The quarry
        • Hurtmore Shop
        • Kerrsland Cottages, 1907
        • Quarry Road
      • Norney
        • Norney Farm
        • Norney Develops
      • Peper Harow
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      • Houses A – E
        • Glebe Farm, Peper Harow Lane
      • Houses F – K
        • Huntsmoor, Peper Harow Lane
        • Gatwick Bridge, Lombard Street
      • Houses L – R
        • Norney Chase, Elstead Road
      • Norney Wood Cottage
      • Houses S
      • Stable Cottage, Norney Grange
      • Houses T – Z
        • Timbers, Norney, 2020
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    • Places – How it used to look
    • Peper Harow Estate 1944 Auction
    • Events from the past
    • The War Memorial, Shackleford
      • Local heroes of World War l
    • John Hassell’s 1822 watercolours
    • Farming in Shackleford, Norney and Peper Harow
      • Lydling Farm sale 1874 and inventories 1874 and 1898
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Links

There are several websites that may be of interest to visitors to this site:

Shackleford Village Hall

All the charm of a traditional village hall but with modern facilities for a wide range of clubs, classes and events. See the website for more information and bookings.

The Peper Harow Website

The site run by Tim Hepple, who lives in Peper Harow. It has far more information than the Peper Harow section of this site. Highly recommended.

Eashing Mill and the Guildford Workhouse

The Spike Lives heritage research project is chronicling the lives of the inmates, staff and guardians of the Guildford Union workhouse in the 1881 census, and some of the workers at Eashing Paper Mill ended up there. The fascinating stories include one of a girl who died after her clothes caught fire while her mother was working at the mill.

Eashing Chapel

The full story of the very quaint Eashing Chapel,  now restored and on show at the Rural Life Centre at Tilford. Written by the restorers.

The Fountain Beauty Salon

The Fountain Beauty Salon in Hurtmore, offering a full range of beauty and spa treatments. The Salon is open Tuesday through to Saturday with late evenings on Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Aberdeen Angus at Lydling Farm 
The web site of the prize-winning Rosemead herd of Aberdeen Angus cattle at Lydling.

House History Research
Philip Gorton, who researched and produced the report on the history of Cobblers, Gatwick House and Headlands on this website, has his own site here in case you would like to find out about the history of your own house

Elstead village website

British Listed Buildings 
Listed buildings in Shackleford

Francis Frith 
The Frith photo collection 1906-09

Geograph 
Huge selection of modern photos of the area

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