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Tillington Village Hall
photo:- Parish website - - next gallery image - - more information
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photo:- CDrakew - Nov 2007 - - next gallery image - - enlarge
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This horse plough, formerly inside Tillington church, belonged to William John Bennett
of Sokenholes and South Dean and dates to around 1928/29. It was restored in 1972.
photo:- Barry Slemmings - Aug 2006 - - next gallery image - - further image & info
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1939 - 1945 Memorial Outside All Hallows, Tillington photo:- Barry Slemmings - Aug 2006 next gallery image Barry Slemmings Memorial info |
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| View of Horseguards Pub from churchyard
photo:- Macspite - 17 Nov. 2007 - - next gallery image - - enlarge |
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| Tillington from the air - In house archive - next gallery image |
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All Hallows, Tillington photo:- Phil Dixon - - 31st August 1998 All Hallows Photos next gallery image |
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