Picture gallery: Buildings
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“In the Village of Helmdon” (old postcard)
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A slightly different view showing more of the chapel
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A temporary mobile classroom was erected and a path led back to the school buildings
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A view up Church Street circa 1965 with the Bell on the left
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Aerial photo of Cross Lane
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Aerial photo of Cross Lane
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Aerial photo taken at Christmas 1964 showing the school and the Chequers and the…
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Aerial photo taken at Christmas 1964 showing the school and the Chequers and the…
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Although called High Street, this picture depicts part of the present Wappenham Road…
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Astwell Mill to the East of Helmdon
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Astwell Mill to the East of Helmdon
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Bridge Street (now Wapppenham Road) – The cottages between Wrightons Hill and Miss…
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Bridge Street, Helmdon (old postcard)
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Cross Lane, Helmdon, previously called Pettifers Lane
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Cross Lane, Helmdon, previously called Pettifers Lane
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Helmdon Schools
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Helmdon village street with thatched cottages (old postcard)
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Looking down Field Way from Wappenham Road
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Looking down Wappenham Road
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Looking down Wappenham Road
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Looking down Wappenham Road with Hillcrest on the left
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Looking up Cross Lane with the Old Manor on the left
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Looking up towards Field Way from Gullivers
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Looking up Wappenham Road with Fountain House on the right and Marriots on the left
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Looking West up Station Road
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Manor Farm House
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Sketch of the same Post Office
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Sketch of the same Post Office
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Station Road, looking up toward the War Memorial
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Station Road, looking up toward the War Memorial
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The Baptist Chapel
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The corner of Church Street and Shortlands Close in the early 1970s
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The foundations were poured for the new hall and classrooms
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The lake above Astwell Mill is still used for fishing
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The lake above Astwell Mill is still used for fishing
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The Lilacs, High Street
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The old Rectory, Helmdon
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The Post Office soon after it moved across the road to the building next to the old…
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The Post Office soon after it moved across the road to the building next to the old…
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The Post Office with added awning, and bay windows for extra display area