Cleeve Hill photos, maps, books, memories

Browse our selection of vintage and retro black and white photographs of Cleeve Hill, along with a selection of historic maps, local history books, and fascinating memories that our visitors have contributed. Most of our photos and maps are available to buy in a wide range of product formats, including framed prints, canvas prints and personalised photo gifts including tea towels, mugs, jigsaws, tableware, cushion covers and as customised calendars.

Cleeve Hill in 1955

Cleeve Hill in 1960

Old Maps of Cleeve Hill

Historic Maps of Cleeve Hill and the local area.

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Map of Cleeve Hill in 1896

Map of Cleeve Hill in 1899-1900

Map of Cleeve Hill in 1919

Map of Cleeve Hill in 1946

Map of Cleeve Hill in 1883

Shows Cleeve Hill in 1828

Shows Cleeve Hill in 1898

Shows Cleeve Hill in 1919

Shows Cleeve Hill in 1828

Books about Cleeve Hill
29 available

29 photo books on Cleeve Hill and the surrounding area.

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Cover image of Cheltenham - A History and Celebration

Cover image of Cheltenham Photographic Memories

Cover image of Flavours of Gloucestershire & The Cotswolds

Cover image of Cotswolds Photographic Memories

Cover image of A Taste of Gloucestershire and the Cotwolds

Memories of Cleeve Hill
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Read and share your memories of Cleeve Hill itself or of a particular photo of Cleeve Hill.
There are 4 memories of Cleeve Hill to read. Here are one or two to get you started!

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Winchcombe, Toddington, Didbrook

My father was born at 2 Hailes Cottages in 1931. My family live in and around Toddington, Didbrook and Winchcombe. My father was born Leslie Frederick Vallender and adopted by his mother's sister Olive Richings who married Edward Cook (head bellringer at Didbrook Church). My grandfather Edward Cook was a professional referree in football. My grandmother Olive Richings was a governess to the ...see more

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Added 28 December 2012

Cosy Corner Tea Rooms

Members of my family were owners of the tea rooms at Cleeve Hill and had connections with the golf club there too. We may have some family connections. I have been to visit the area for family history research but could not find the tea rooms / house. I think it was opposite the Cleeve Hill Hotel. Do you have any more info about the tea rooms that might help?

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Added 01 May 2010