Browse Items (162 total)

COPP stands for Combined Operations Pilotage Parties. Based on Hayling Island, this article commemorates the group's activities during World War 2

History of the building in Bridgefoot Path, Emsworth

Extracts from Papers donated by EMHT President, The Rt. Hon. Lord Willetts of Havant

Life history and circumnavigating the globe in the yacht, Lively Lady

The author-led group diversifies into organising public meetings on local history topics

Reading the 1781 sundial erected on the south side of St Thomas a Becket Church

Reprint of an article on a late Victorian Emsworth regatta which first appeared in The Emsworth Echo, May 1996

Fieldwork by Chichester District Archaeology Society members on wooden structures exposed on intertidal sand flats off East Head in West Sussex

Late 19th century and early 20th century images of Lumley Mill

The thoughts of P G (Plum) Wodehouse on his life with animals while primarily living in America

History of the house and the Dolphin Brewery which was located in the garden

History of building constructed in 1789

Oscar and Bismarck, two Naval cats who survived the sinking of their ships

Article on research and excavations of pottery at the Warblington Villa site and subsequent letters from Margaret Rule and John Reger plus two photographs

Three manor house phases in Warblington and the life story of the occupants. Includes map and drawing.

Article on the development of both Warblington and Emsworth and the burial of the dead of both places. The deaths of many local people are included

Annual Bulletin about Local History and the Trust

The journey that Emsworth's pharmacists (and their fascinating buildings) have made through the ages

A five-week holiday stay in Warblington farmhouse by Peggy Guggenheim, family and friends in the summer of 1934

Rectories lived in by Rectors of Emsworth and Warblington since the late 18th century