School Road
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School Road, 1917
Then and Now Right: Tudor cottages (before renovation), Tavern, Chapel; left: the baker's shop

School Road, 1936
The same, 19 years later: telephone and electricity; gate into the field on the left, where the pond was.

School Avenue, early 60s?
From School Road; at the far end there was a County Council yard at one time

School Road
Then and Now From outside the school; in the middle distance is a pair of thatched cottages, pulled down to make way for the entrance to Pightle Close, and beyond that the little lock-up shop

School Road
Then and Now Towards the school: on the left Rose Cott, Rose Lane, The Chapel, Tavern and Tudor Cottages; on the right No.1 Hawk End Lane, Chapel Row

School Road
Then and Now Chapel (railings overgrown) and Tavern to the left, the school in the distance, Chapel Row on the right (the baker's shop is hidden by trees); telegraph poles but not electricity.

School Road
Then and Now Towards the school: on the right No.1 Hawk End Lane, Chapel Row and the baker's shop; on the left the sign of the Tavern

Willow House (formerly Garden House), dated approx. 2010 .
Garden House on School Road is now The Willow House where the Norgates live. Zachariah Fenton, Christine Dalton's G-G-Grandfather, was the owner occupier (she has a photo). Identified as plot 566 on the 1843 Tithe Map (now part of Little Green) 2015 - Christine Dalton still lives in the village, in School Avenue.