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Photograph Collection


 Garden Party at Bell Farm 1904










Eton Wick Road, 1900   



The Jacobs' cottage








The Hayward

 


Delivering milk



Mr and Mrs Cyril Tarrant

 

 

 

 



 





Bell Farm












The duck board walk way at the Slats 1947








The Ayres and Prior's at Home Close





The Pub Outing












Sip Lads Sip










Alma Road including the Methodist Chapel











Coronation Tea, 1953



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Due to the Coronavirus Covid_19 epidemic the 8th April 2020 meeting have been cancelled. The Eton Wick Village Hall will be closed from 27th March until further notice.



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