Farmborough, Avon

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Map of Farmborough in 1898

Map of Farmborough in 1899

Map of Farmborough in 1919

Map of Farmborough in 1946

Map of Farmborough in 1882

Sheet Maps of Farmborough

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Memories of Farmborough
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A unit of The Army Cadet Force was formed in Farmborough, with headquarters at Bath, about ten or a dozen lads joined. The National Service was then still operating, which us lads expected to be called into, being a cadet would hopefully give us a head start when we expected to be called up at eighteen. Each year Farmborough held a Carnival, which most folk looked forward to, they would dress up as all sorts of things ...see more

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Farmborough 1945 Till 1960

I lived and went to school at Farmborough, I started school at five years old, my first teacher was Miss Leakey, who later married and became Mrs Smith, two things I remember about her, she had one arm, but was quite strict, anyone not paying attention would be brought back in line by her holding your chin and shaking it, needless to say, we did not play her up very often. Mr Barratt was the ...see more

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Farmborough 1945 Till 1960