Surrey Archaeological Society

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Text: The post windmill, originally built at Lowfield Heath circa 1740, working until the 1880's. A trust was formed to rescue the mill and it took 13 years to dismantle, repair and re-erect at a new site in Charlwood. Now in working order with a small visitor centre in the roundhouse. 

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26/7/21 My cousin and I are having some (?) tennis. Home you have had a nice game tonight. The weather is still lovely. With love to all Annie.

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Postmark: Charlwood 27 July (19)21

Stamp: King George V 3 halfpence

A Happy Easter to you. Hope you are quite well. Kind (?). VL.

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One of two identical postcards.

Postmark: Reigate 10.30 am 6 April (19)12

Stamp: King George V (Downey Portrait - not profile) 1/2 penny

(Message at right-angles)

This ought to appeal to you. Sometime you must let me take you down there. Many thanks for leather bag. Was there a letter for me? Writing tomorrow. Thanks to all. H.H.W.O.

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One of two identical cards

Postmark: London S W 1 3.15pm 5 January (19)27

Stamp: George V 1 penny

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Text: 'The Ladder of the Salvation of the Human Soul, and the Road to Heaven.'

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'The Ladder of the Salvatoin of the Human Soul, and the Road to Heaven.'

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Postcard has been trimmed to size of photograph

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Text: The Ancient Bell in Chaldon Church, Surrey. The Oldest Church Bell in Surrey.

In shape like a common flower-pot, but the crown is rather spherical than flat, the sides almost straight and not fining off into a sharp angle below the sound bow, but ending with an abrupt curve, and apparently of the same thickness all the way down. (Diameter 20 1/2 in.) Certainly not later than 1250. The inscription, in Lombardic letters, is CAPANA : BEATI : PAVLI