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Notes on the history of South Sands House and Area
Notes of the history of St. Margaret's Bay, with reference to South Sands House and its former name The Hermitage, from 1086. The role of monks in keeping lights burning to guide mariners is covered.
St Margaret's early Windmill and definition of a Post Mill.
Notes on an early St Margaret's windmill, no longer in existence, with sketches and brief description of the different types of Post Mill, together with a photocopy of the entry in the reference work. It suggests ...
Early history of the village church by V J Torr. Undated
Typescript article, undated, entitled 'Cliffe Records' by V J Torr. Outlines documents in Lambeth Palace records: MS 1126 and Lambeth 639.
Record of a dispute about work carried out at St Margaret's Church. 16 May 1740
A record of Henry Finnis' answers to allegations of William Pope and William Elwyn, Churchwardens of St Margaret's Church 16t May 1740. From the Canterbury Diocesan Records: Dcb/EF/1 (CCA)
Schedule of deeds and documents relating to Morley House. 1792 to 1919
Photocopy of a typed schedule of deeds and documents relating to Morley House covering the period 1792 - 1919, showing names of the purchasers.
Account of Disbursements of John Youden, Churchwarden, St Margaret's. 1796-1798
Typescript of a Transcription of 'An Account of Disbursements of John Youden, Churchwarden at St Margaret's, for the years 1796, 1797, 1798'. From the Canterbury Cathedral Archive (U3-200-5-A)
Cliffe House. Late 19th century.
A photograph of Cliffe House taken in the late 19th century. Mr Cripps ran it as a school until 1885 when he altered it to become a boarding house.
Pages 35 and 36 of AHN's First French Reading Book found in a dormitory wall of the old Cliffe House School
These are sheets 35 and 36 of AHN's First French Reading Book found in a dormitory wall of the old Cliffe House School.
Page from 'Le Petit Journal' found in Cliffe House school wall. Late 19th century
This is one sheet only (pp. 3 and 4), which represents part of 'Le Petit Journal' headed 'Telegraphe de Paris a New York', and which was found in a dormitory wall of the old Cliffe ...
Extracts from a local Guide Book featuring The Cliffe Hotel. late 19thc
Two extracts from an unidentified local guide book. Advertisements for the Cliffe Hotel. Telegraphic address includes "Cripps" Late 19th/early 20th century.
Fragments from a publication by J S Laurie, H M Inspector of Schools, found at the Cliffe House School.
Fragments of pages from a publication by J S Laurie, H M Inspector of Schools. These were found in a dormitory wall in the old Cliffe House School. Mid 19th century
St Margaret's Church from the south west, from a 19th century guide book.
Photocopy of a page from a 19th century guide book showing St Margaret's Church from the south west. Can be dated to possibly late 19th century as the female figure is seated upon the wall ...
St Margaret's Church from the north. pre 1901
Hand-coloured postcard of St Margaret's church from the north. Published by J B Madge, Post Office Stores. Late 19th century as pre 1901 erection of the memorial to the right of the north porch.
St Margaret's Church from the north. Late 19th century
Hand-coloured postcard of St Margaret's church from the north. Late 19th century. Printed in Germany. [Before 1901 when memorial to the right of the north porch was erected].
St Margaret's Church from 'The Gentleman's Magazine'. 1803 [?]
A black and white print of the church of St. Margaret of Antioch marked 'Gent. Mag. June 1803 Pl. II.p.' and presumably cut from a magazine of the time. There is a date of 1773 ...
St Margaret's Church, from the 'Gentleman's Magazine'. June 1803
Photocopy of extracts from the 'Gentleman's Magazine' June 1803 pp. 505, 506 and 507 (Vol. 73 pt. 1) about St Margaret's Church. Written by Z. Cozens, it is a detailed description of the interior features of ...
The well, Well Lane. 2007
a: Photograph of the cap on the village well in Well Lane, 11 October 2007 b: Various notes on the village well from 1815 to 1903.
Cliffe House School at the time of James Temple senior c1820
Two photocopies showing Cliffe House School when it was run by James Temple senior c.1820 or later. It would be interesting to know if this view is accurate as it shows a much more extensive range ...
Bay Tree Cottage and the John Matson notebook, notes by John Jewell
Notes by John Jewell regarding Bay Tree Cottage / Burville House High Street and Mr John Matson.
Extract from Boythons 1823 Guide to Dover with information on St Margaret's and Cliffe House School
From Boython's 1823 Guide to Dover an extract describing the attractions of St Margaret's village, its Bay, the church and Cliffe House School.
Wellard's Livery Stables, Queen's Mews, Chapel Lane
Typewritten notes by Ruth Nicol taken from various documentary sources concerning ownership and usage of the land occupied by Wellard's Livery Stables, then Garage, and eventually the site of The Barn, Chapel Lane from 1825 ...
Extract and plan from the Glebe Terrier for St Margaret's church 14 October 1833.
Pencil transcription together with a plan of an extract from the Glebe Terrier 14th October 1833 presented by J Temple jr Churchwarden, and W. Tilds [?]. Curate. CCA ref, U3-200-3-D.
Daisy Watts family tree
Handwritten family tree relating to Daisy Watts, resident of Beachcroft St Margaret's Bay and person responsible for many of the photographs taken at Penlee School. The archive also contains a number of genealogy cards and several ...
Engraving of St Margaret's Church and Marine House from Sea Street. 1840
Photocopy of a print/postcard reproduction of the centre of the village seen from the S E Caption reads 'The Village, St Margaret's at Cliffe, 1840'. The print shows the original 'Marine House' on the right ...

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