SearchCurrently displaying: 27 results. Clear the searchYou've searched for:Subject: "Hope Farm" x Search term Filter by Subject Aerial views, guidebooks and maps and transport (2)Maps (2)Buildings (1)Village Shops (1)Churches and Memorials (1)Memorials in St Margaret at Antioch Church and graveyard (1)People (12)Curling Family (12)Roads (3)High Street (1)Kingsdown Road (1)The Droveway (1)St Margaret's Bay (1)Leathercote Point (1)Village Archaeology (1)War (10)WW2 Air Raid Precaution Logs (1)World War One (2)World War Two (8)Filter by Decade 1840s (3)1850s (3)1860s (3)1870s (4)1880s (4)1890s (4)1900s (4)1910s (4)1920s (5)1930s (3)1940s (6)1950s (7)1960s (2)1970s (2)1980s (1)2000s (2)Filter by Format Still image (19)Text (7) Sort by: OldestNewestTitleTitle (reverse) PAGE: 12Next > List of farms, owners and occupants of St Margaret's at Cliffe and Westcliffe. 1840 A list of farms, owners and occupants from the 1840 tithe records for St Margaret's at Cliffe. List of farms and farmers in St Margaret's at Cliffe and Westcliff 1847 - 1984 A list of farms and farmers in St Margaret's and Westcliff 1847 - 1984. List of farms and farmers St Margaret's at Cliffe and Westcliffe 1847 - 1927 A list of farms and farmers 1847 - 1927 taken from census and directories for St Margaret's and Westcliffe. List of farms and addresses connected to the Curling family 1858 - 1956 A list of farms and addresses connected to the Curling family 1858 - 1956 OS Map of Hope Farm 1876 Photocopy of 1876 OS Map showing the location of Hope Farm List of farms and the farmers in St Margaret's 1889 - 1965 Four cards listing farms and the associated farmers 1889 - 1965 Sam, Harry and Eva Curling and Hope Farm c.1920 Three photographs showing 1) Sam and Harry Curling standing next to a cart in a field. Probably Hope Farm c.1920 2) Eva Curling standing outside Hope Farmhouse c.1920 3) Hope Farm site with flooded field in foreground c.1970 ARP Logs extracts re Hope Farm 1940 to 1941 Photocopy of extracts from St Margaret's ARP Logs detailing incidents of shelling at Hope Farm in September 1940 from reports by Curling and crashed Spitfire 10th January 1941 Woodcut of Hope Farm by Pat Moody. c1945 Photocopy of woodcut of Hope Farm by Pat Moody (WW2 artist, resident of Deal). The image shows major damage to the farmhouse roof. This was produced as a limited print 1/50, c1945 Letters relating to war damage to Hope Farm and subsequent War Department compensation The first letter dated 18th May 1942 is from the Dover Garrison adjutant apologising to Albert Curling of Hope Farm for the 'poor shooting' by the 4th Somerset Light Infantry, garrisoned locally in 1942 as ... Ridge View, Kingsdown Road and the Curling family Ridge View (now known as 'Little Banks') in Kingsdown Road. Albert and Edith Curling moved there in 1951. Albert Curling farmed Hope Farm until war damage during WW2 forced the family to leave. During their time ... Map from sale particulars of Hope Farm, St Margaret's at Cliffe - 1952 Photocopies of sections of a map from the sale particulars of Hope Farm, 1952. Shows its relation to Barrow Mount and the dispersal of the field system within St Margaret's at Cliffe - not all ... Estate Agent's sale brochure for Hope Farm 1952 Sale particulars booklet with attached map for Hope Farm and lands. The sale on 18th December 1952 by instruction of Miss A Temple (A Tenant for Life under the Settled Lands Act, 1925) Hope Farm from Leathercote Point, 2003 Photograph of Hope Farm site taken from Leathercote Point on 15 October 2003. Hope Farm site, 15 October 2003 Photograph of Hope Farm site taken on 15 October 2003 WW2 Temporary Pass 1940 - Hope Farm As Hope Farm lay within a restricted military area during WW2 a pass was required for anyone living and/or working on the farm. This pass was issued to Mr H Curling, the farmer. Valuation at Hope Farm 1913 Valuation by Worsfold and Hayward dated 24th October 1913 at the transfer of the tenancy of Hope Farm from 'Mr W. Nethersole to Miss Temple - incoming tenants Messrs Curling'. Note the valuation of £110 was ... Land Army Girls working on local farms. (1) Three photographs featuring Land Army girls at work on local farms during WW2. It is likely that these photographs were posed for propaganda shots arranged by the Ministry of Information for an exhibition to be shown ... Edith Curling - Defence of the Realm Permit Book No. 130269 This is a permit issued to Edith Curling in 1916 under the Defence of the Realm Act 1914 (DORA). This act gave the government wide ranging powers during the war (WW1) such as the power ... Eva Curling - Defence of the Realm Permit Book No.130270 This is a permit issued to Eva Curling in 1916 under the Defence of the Realm Act 1914 (DORA). This act gave the government wide ranging powers during the war (WW1) such as the power ... Hope Farm A photograph of Hope Farm taken from the cliffside looking inland. In this photograph the farm is still working so was taken prior to WW2. During the war the farm was abandoned due to damage ... Leaving Hope Farm for the last time The Curling family farmed at Hope Farm until they were obliged to leave during WW2. Grocery Invoice from HJ Laming The Stores High Street. 1940 H J Laming Stores were in the village High Street on the corner of the village car park entrance. Gravestone of CURLING Sarah 1919; CURLING Henry John 1936 In loving memory of / SARAH / the beloved wife of / Henry John CURLING of Bockhill Farm / who died 21st January 1919 / aged 64 years / At rest / and HENRY JOHN ... PAGE: 12Next >
