Nostalgic memories of Tandridge's local history

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Shoeing

I remember as a child riding through the bridleways to get to the forge to have our horses shod. The farriers didn't have the ability to come out and shoe your horse then so you had to take the horse to the forge !!! We had great fun eating our lunches whilst waiting for the farrier to shoe.

Tandridge, Rustic Cottages and Forge 1907

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Added 25 January 2022

Tandridge Court

Max Michaelis lived in Tandridge Court and was well known for breeding Shire Horses. He had Brook Farm built in 1903 to actually house his stallions and breeding stock. He also held agricultural shows on his land for the local community - flowers, fruit and vegetables as well as stock and horses. He had a very successful showing career with his horses