Eriswell, The Square c.1960
Photo ref: E243004
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Photo ref: E243004
Photo of Eriswell, The Square c.1960

More about this scene

On the right is a former chapel, or possibly a Quaker Meeting House. More recently it was used by Bill Jaggard for producing wooden decoy pigeons. Behind the willow (left of the bus shelter) was the residence of the nurse employed by the Iveagh Estate - the brass nameplate is still on the door. The bus shelter was built in 1964 and cost £350. The lane leads to Little London.

Memories of Eriswell, the Square c1960

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Like my sister Jayne, I also remember many happy times at the Lodge and the farm. My brother, sister and I would spend hours looking for and playing with all the stray cats and kittens on the farm, sitting in warm barns on bales of hay. lovely! I can almost smell the warm summer farm smells when I think of it! Why were summers always long and hot when you were young? We played with two girls of about our age, ...see more
Around about the time this pic was taken, I was 5 years old and my nan used to live in a house to the left of the picture. Her husband was head herdsman at Lord Ivor's dairy farm a little futher up the road. We (my brother, sister and me) used to visit often and I have such wonderful memories of playing around in the farm (no health and safety then!), watching my uncle bring the cows in for milking. I can still ...see more