Clee Hill, Shropshire (near Doddington)

Old Photos , Historic Maps , Local History Books and Memories of Clee Hill

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Old Photos of Clee Hill
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Clee Hill in 1911

Old Maps of Clee Hill

Historic Maps of Clee Hill and the local area.

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Map of Clee Hill in 1899

Map of Clee Hill in 1901-1902

Map of Clee Hill in 1921

Map of Clee Hill in 1947

Map of Clee Hill in 1883

Sheet Maps of Clee Hill

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Books about Clee Hill
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Memories of Clee Hill
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The Rough

I lived at the police house on Tenbury Road from mid sixties until late seventies. My dad was the local policeman. I spent many happy hours playing down the woods off Knapp Lane . The woods were known as The Rough or Gorstley Rough. Always had the most amazing delicious stew on a Saturday cooked by Mrs Nellie Breakwell on her trusty rayburn. There were lime kilns in the woods badger sets and millions of primroses. It was ...see more

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Added 11 February 2018

Corn Brook

Hi, it looks like this house was set against the Corn Brook midway between Corn Brook bridge on the A4117 and Fairyglen which is downstream. The house is no longer there, but where it was, was a place called Enoch's Garden. We used to play around there when we were kids. My mother was born just below at the Poplars, and I was born at Lea Cottage on Furnace Lane. My mother's maiden name is Thomas, more local names would be the Cleetons, Prices, Turner and Edwards.

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Added 15 January 2011

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The Rough

Corn Brook