Ref-194, Old photos of Pagham & Nyetimber, West Sussex history in pictures

Old Photographs
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The Vintage Trail
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Pagham
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Pagham

A collection of old Pagham and Nyetimber photographs
Part of the Gravelroots UK Vintage Trail

Pagham
Pagham Mill
1906

postcard
published by J.Valentines 1906
in house archive6

ref- 271
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Pagham
Nyetimber
Mill Cottage
c.1950s

postcard unused
contributed-
Vinny Moore, Ohio, USA, 2014
archive 4

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ref- 517

Pagham
Nyetimber
Mill Cottage
c.1951-56

postcard used 1956
archive 4

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ref- 500

Pagham
Village
c.1900-06

postcards x2 archived
dated March 1906
in house archive6 & Stella King

ref- 302
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Pagham
237 Pagham Road
The Bear Inn
c.1905-08

postcard dated 1908
in house archive4

This is the original building,
now demolished and rebuilt

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ref- 461

Pagham
The Bear Inn
c.1919-20

postcard dated 1921
in house archive4

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ref- 495

Pagham
The Bear Inn
c.1927-32

postcard
in house archive4

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ref- 510

Pagham
The Bear Inn
c.1950s-60

postcard
in house archive4

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ref- 509

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	*Pagham*
	Pagham village is divided into three areas, the Old Village, the Beach & Nyetimber which was separate originally. In Roman times Pagham Harbour was a primary seaport of the Southern coast. Up to the 14th century Pagham continued as a foremost English port, trading wool to Europe. But after the huge storm of 1341, a large area of the Parish was utterly devastated by the sea, the hamlet of Charlton totally disappearing. The harbour gradually silted, diminishing it's importance. Beach Estate originally consisted of holiday homes mostly created from redundant railway carriages. By virtue of its coastline position Pagham played an important role in WW2. George V recuperated at Craigweil House in 1928-9, Craigweil was part of Pagham till 1934. Pagham Parish Council Kellys 1938 directory Pagham Smugglers Pagham Pram Race Pagham Church The 4x great grandfather of US. President Biden was christened at St Thomas a'Becket Church, Church Lane, Pagham see here

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