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Thornton Old Bell Chapel - Transcriptions of the Baptism, Marriage and Burial Registers and the Monumental Inscriptions from 1678.
**Published November 2010** N.B. Thornton Old Bell Chapel became Thornton St. James' Parish Church in 1872. This CD-ROM, which is also available as a Downloadble PDF file, includes: A history of the Chapel Transcriptions of the Baptism Registers (1678-1872) Transcriptions of the Marriage Registers (1678-1754 and name index 1837-1872) Transcriptions of the Buri...More Info
Thornton: Kipping and New Road Chapels - Transcriptions of chapel records, memorials and monumental inscriptions
**Published May 2012** Kipping Independent (Congregational) Chapel, is the oldest Independent/Congregational Chapel in the Bradford area. As such it has had much attention paid to it over the years. This CD-ROM, which is also available as a Downloadble PDF file, brings together all the strands of information. New Road Congregational Chapel is an off-shoot of it and, because it co...More Info
Local History Records- Vol 62 (2010) OUT OF PRINT OUT OF PRINT
Contents: The last years of the Byron Family Estate; 'Live in Surrey Free From Worry' - the Southern Railway's 'The Country at London's Door'; Caterham Manor in 1865; What the Papers Said; Florence Harding - 97 Years Young; Blechingley Surveyors' Book 1814 - 1836; Charles Day and Charles Dickens; Peter's Pastime - A Collection of Magnificent Hand-made models; Mrs Violet Mattock - one of Caterham's...More Info
Local History Records - Vol 6 (1967)
Contents: Search for the 'Lost' Village of Watendone; William Bryant and his Book; Living Memory - Woldingham, Keartons of Caterham; A Royal Visit to Purley (1866); C.H. Goodman and the History of the Parish of Warlingham; Local Churchyard Monuments; Whyteleafe:the story of a village; Royal Air Force, Kenley 1917 - 1966;
The History of Harestone Valley, Caterham, Surrey by Raymond Howgego
This 71-page A5 book, illustrated with 35 old photographs and eight early map reproductions, covers the whole of Harestone Valley from Harestone Hill in the east to Underwood Road in the west, and from Caterham Station in the north to Dome Hill, War Coppice Garden Village and Viewpoint in the south. Separate chapters deal with the valley's major buildings and institutions, and with projected deve...More Info