West Meon, The Viaduct 1955
Photo ref:
W488012
Photo ref:
W488012
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This long-gone railway (1903 - February 1955) and its demolished viaduct, played an important part in the preparations for D Day, bringing material and troops to their embarkation points. Just look at the telephone pole with four eight-way arms and a 'cow horn' on top.
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A Selection of Memories from West Meon
For many years now, we've been inviting visitors to our website to add their own memories to share their experiences of life as it was, prompted by the photographs in our archive. Here are some from West Meon
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My Grandparents , Ernest and Lottie ( Charlotte ) Dickaty ran the West Meon Hut from the late 1920's through the WW2. Although they had sold the pub by the time I was born I spent many happy days with my parents , grandparents going back there to reconnect with friends of theirs . It seemed a much simpler time then .
My mum used to make home made wines , beers etc and we used to go onto farmland ( ...see more
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