Farnham Royal

A Memory of Farnham Royal.

I remember walking from home on the britwell estate to school at St Anthony RC
Primary or to st Anthony RC church walking past Travis court now a private housing development and past the village hall with Farnham royal men's club on
The side (the gay club) then the cottages .then the three pubs the jolly butchers
The crown .and the dukes head .and in the middle off the road was the pump
On the left was the war memorial and on the right was the old convent with it lightbulb always shining .on the left was the ancient woodland dating back a thousand years on the right hand side of the of the road was a old farm building
A barn on left is Flanagan farm then the church and st Anthony RC school on the
Side of the school is path that was in the nineteen sixties and seventies other things people might remember .Spellman shop .Godfrey newsagents .the village
Police station .scumping in the orchard on black pond lane .people of note who
Lived in and around Farnham royal .Sir John laing .Jack causy the assistant film
Director on all the Cary on films .Super hod Max quartmain . Other who need a mention Dr Wardale who for the people of Farnham royal and the britwell estate
For many years .I live on the britwell and used the drink in the jolly butchers(a irish pub) and the Farnham royal men's club(run by Keith Parker)


Added 15 April 2015

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Comments & Feedback

13/03/2016.
I recall Farnham Park Recuperative Centre very well, and the gang of us, that walked to the pub after dinner each evening. As I was there for three months, for rehabilitation, from June 20th 1949. after a Bilateral Cup Arthroplasty at the RNOH Stanmore Othopaedic Hospital. Of which, the first cup has gone on to become "The Guinness Book World Record Breaker"
Lasting, 66years and 353days. As of
19 November 2015.
Norman Sharp. (91)

I live now in a fishing village on the Irish sea that has very close links with slough and Farnham royal the village i"m talking about is Balbriggan .a lot of men and women went to work on Slough trading estate in the fifties and sixties with textile company's and
Many are still there some helped form Slough Irish Society Club
Here are some people I remember Brendan Duffy.Martin and Patricia mangan .Tom and Tess McWilliams .Mr and Mrs Quigley
Bishop Casey

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