A History of Brickendon
Some Pictures
Brickendon Green c. 1925 - the western end looking north towards Fanshaws Farm
Brickendon Lane in 1902
Brickendonbury house, south front c. 1881
Brickendon Grange
Fanshaws c. 1904
Isabella (right) and her sister Nora Grand at the entrance to Fanshaws
Clements Cottages
The Five Horseshoes in the foreground with the Farmer’s Boy behind c. 1910
The Chapel of the Holy Cross and St Alban with its extension in 2002
Bourne Orchard in 1905
Wormley West End looking towards the Woodman
Coal posts in Wormley Wood and on Holy Cross Hill
Westlea
A wedding party at the Woodman, at this time selling Christies ales, c. 1907
Etteridge Farm in 1946
Pembridge Farm in 1946, once a beer house named the Green Man
Sewards Farm Cottages, which replaced a terrace of cottages known as Paradise Row
Keepers Cottage at Monks Green in 1912 with the three youngest daughters of assistant keeper Charlie King
Building the Great Bonfire to commemorate the coronation of King George V, 22 June 1911
Volunteers from Brickendon passing Well Green in 1914
Hunt meeting at Brickendon Grange in 1930