Old photos of Felpham, West Sussex history in pictures

Old Photographs
Felpham, Sussex

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Felpham

A collection of old Felpham photographs
Part of the Gravelroots UK Vintage Trail

Felpham
Felpham Road
c.1890s-1905

postcard used 1909
in house archive4

ref- 618
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Felpham
Felpham Road
c.1890s-1900

postcard posted 1909
in house archive4

ref- 646
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Felpham
Felpham Road
c.1920s

postcard
in house archive4

ref- 621
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Felpham
Felpham Road
c.1930s

postcard used 1935
in house archive4

ref- 622
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Felpham
Felpham Road
c.1930s

postcard
in house archive4

ref- 645
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Felpham
Felpham Road
c.1950s

postcard unused
in house archive4

ref- 672
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Felpham
Felpham Road
c.1950s

postcard
in house archive4

ref- 647
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Felpham
Felpham Road
c.1910-12
see above images

postcard
donated: no name provided
ref- 612
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Felpham
Village
c.1900

postcard
In house archive 12

enlargements
ref- 650

Felpham
Village
c.early 1920s

postcard unused
contributed: Anderson collection

enlargements
ref- 651

Felpham
Village
c.1930s

postcard unused
contributed: Karlla White, Bognor
ref- 649

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	Felpham
	Bognor area Index wiki 1947 OS Map Felpham is mentioned in the Domesday Book and existed long before Bognor. It is a village and civil parish in its own right with a population of 9,611 in 2001. William Blake lived in Felpham for 3 years, writing his epic poem 'Milton' in Felpham. The poem contains his famous words about 'England's green and pleasant land', today known as the anthem 'Jerusalem', which were inspired by his pleasure walking the countryside around Felpham. The cottage where he lived lies within the original village, close to 'The Fox' public house.

Edmund Etherington
The Felpham Blacksmith
for 40 years,

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