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History of the Emsworth Sailing School from its inception by Crab Searl in 1958 to 1988

Percy Jeeves was a professional cricketer whom Wodehouse saw play in 1913 and he then immortalised the name in his Jeeves and Wooster stories.

Wodehouse's love of cricket found an outlet both as a player and a writer of cricket-themed stories

The growth of the Rowlands Castle Brickworks

Work of the Emsworth fire station team located on the ground floor of the Museum building

Memoir written in 1925 that included details about Emsworth fires.

Life of the first Langstone Bridge built in 1824

Work in partnership with the local community by the Arun & Rother Rivers Trust trading as Western Sussex Rivers Trust. This is a 10-year restoration plan for the River Ems.

Fundraising activity in November 1924 to raise money for a Parish Hall in Emsworth

Hants & Sussex buses and coaches operated by an Emsworth businessman whose career spanned almost 60 years

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

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

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

Petition is signed by many residents of Emsworth, Havant and Warblington

Further information about house renumbering and the unexploded bomb in Bath Road, Emsworth that had featured in the EMHT August 2023 newsletter

Photographs and captions relating to extreme weather events in Emsworth and neighbouring villages that featured in a 2023 exhibition in the David Rudkin Room

Ireland, Stansted and Emsworth are places inhabited by the Ponsonby family and how they are linked

Concentrates on the Miller ropewalk which ran parallel to the Havant Road

Follow on from life story in 2022 bulletin (INDI104).

History of brickmaking