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Milk delivery and pasteurisation plus four photographs

Items on the Round House, Slipper mill pond, the Pug Mill, Slipper Mills and Slipper tenants

History of the development of the gas holder, particularly as it relates to Emsworth. Printed text includes 8 construction photographs.

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

20 years ago Gerry Williams, the fourth chairman of the Trust, looked at the future development of the Museum

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

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

Formation and early years of the Society including acquisition of land, plus details of loans and awards to labourers

Details of awards made by the South East Hants Association to agricultural labourers and widows in the Parish of Warblington

Mid 19th century recipients of awards made by West Sussex Agricultural Association to labourers and servants in Warblington and Hayling Island

Local entertainment in the reign of William IV

Online reference on biographical, historical and other aspects of the Methodist movement

A personal account of life as a retired GP recalled to service in the Emsworth Baptist Church as a Covid vaccinator

History of the Southleigh Park estate and its owners

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

Account of Jane King, Emsworth supplier of hand spikes and their use.

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

Portrayal of the island landscape and description of important families. Included two maps, a drawing and a photograph.

Description of the interior and exterior of St Nicholas, Church, West Thorney. Includes photographs.

Key players and events leading up to the formal opening of Emsworth Museum on 29th July 1988 plus a description of the day itself. Two photographs.