Knowle, Guild House c.1965
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Photo of Knowle, Guild House c.1965

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The timber-framed Guild House stands next to Knowle's magnificent church, and was completed in 1412. It was the home of the Guild of St Anne of Knowle (a religious and charitable foundation), but in later years it served many other purposes. In the early 20th century it was restored and given to the church.

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A Selection of Memories from Knowle

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My Mother, brother and I arrived in the Knowle and Dorridge area about 1941, being evacuated from London during World War Two.My Father had remained in London,. At first we were billeted in a large house opposite the Dorridge Cricket Ground, the owner of the house was very nice. Later we were moved to a large house in Temple Road Dorridge, the name of the house was Selborne.  I attended school at an emergency ...see more
I have lived in Knowle for most of my life,I went to Knowle School before Arden School was built. The Rev. Sharpe was the vicar and took us for history lessons about the church. I also learnt to play the piano with Miss Muriel Mawbey in her studio situated in an old bungalow type building at the back of Chester House Antiques. There was an old petrol pump at the back of Chester House and a yard where the GPO ...see more