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THS/JNC/003/011
Village Scrapbook: Turvey

Unknown paper A general article on Turvey with references made to the architecture of the village, its traffic, the church and it’s organ. An outline of the Mordaunt family’s role in the village is provided and the coming of the railway. Reference is also made to Thomas Andrews the poet of Turvey and the fact that ...
THS/JLH/001/001/093
Turvey viewed from Abbey Farm

View of Turvey from Abbey farm, church tower visible Size 335 x 220mm Grey paper
THS/JLH/001/001/105
Hogs Lane

Hogs Lane, which no longer exists, started from where Turvey Lodge now stands and continued through to the, now demolished, Turvey Workhouse. This view looks towards the area known as the “Cross” with All Saints Church on the left. The cottage on the right is believed to that in which Joseph Bell resided. Size 340 x 230mm Grey ...
THS/JLH/001/002/014
Abbey Farm

Abbey Farm with Turvey Church in background Sze 350 x 235mm Grey paper, uncut
THS/JLH/001/002/022
Turvey Church from the Laws Field

Turvey Church from the Laws Field with the Old Rectory House on right. Cattle in foreground Size 350 x230mm White paper, painting with border
THS/JLH/001/002/036
Newton Lane Entrance and Toll House

“Entrance to Newton Lane Turvey Toll House” on reverse. Church in distance. Size 340 x 230mm Grey paper, uncut
THS/JLH/001/002/037
Newton Lane

View of Newton Lane looking northwards to Church Size 340 x 230mm Grey paper, uncut
THS/JLH/001/002/038
Turvey Church Interior

Interior view of Turvey Church from the south aisle. Size 345 x 230mm White paper, uncut
THS/JLH/001/002/040
Memorial to The Reverend Legh Richmond

Picture depicting memorial to The Reverend Legh Richmond, Rector of Turvey 1805-1827 Size 230 x 190mm White paper, painting with border
THS/JLH/001/002/041
Turvey Church from the South East

Turvey Church from the South East, Higgins Mausoleum visible on right Size 340 x 230mm Grey paper, uncut
THS/JLH/001/002/044
Cottages and Church Tower

View from field of mainly thatched Cottages with Church tower in background. Woman carrying child in foreground Size 340 x 230mm Grey paper, uncut
THS/JLH/001/002/056
Bridge Street Turvey

Bridge Street looking east. Horse and laden cart on right, woman with basket on left, church in background Size 340 x 230mm Grey paper, uncut
THS/JLH/001/005/011
Turvey from neighbouring hill

View of Turvey from the south east. “Turvey from a neighbouring hill Aug 23 1833” Annotated L to R -Turvey Church, Plantation of firs, Lombardy firs in WH’s grounds, Wesleyan Chapel, Meeting. On facing page “Turvey Abbey lies more to the right” Size of sketchbook: 255 mm x 175 mm x 8 mm Page size: 245 x ...
THS/JLH/001/005/017
Near Turvey Bridge

Three women and one man seated on grass .” Drawn near Turvey Bridge Aug. 27 1833″ Annotated L to R M., C.H., C., Miss H. Turvey Ch. in distance Size of sketchbook: 255 mm x 175 mm x 8 mm Page size: 245 x 170 mm
THS/BBC/001/070
Higgins Mausoleum, All Saints' Churchyard

Grade II listed early 19th century Mausoleum.
THS/JLH/001/001/074
The Chequers Inn

Street view of All Saints Turvey with the Chequers Inn on left, cottages on right Size 255 x 170mm White paper, painting with border
THS/JLH/001/002/072
New Rectory, Corner Stores and Turvey Church from the East

View of Turvey Church tower above trees from outside the Rectory to the east. Carlton Road visible to right, with buildings on corner Size 340 x 230mm Grey paper, uncut
THS/JLH/001/005/010
Legh Richmond's House

Legh Richmond’s house is the old rectory on the right. All Saints Church is in the background, seen from an easterly view. The painting is dated aug 24. 1833 and titled L.. Richmond’s House.Turvey Church from the east. Size of sketchbook: 255 mm x 175 mm x 8 mm Page size: 245 x 170 mm
THS/JLH/001/002/045
Turvey Church from Tanders Close

View of Turvey Church from Tanders Close. Buildings partly thatched and tiled. Washing on fence Size 340 x 230mm Grey paper, uncut
THS/JLH/001/002/046
Nell's Well

Image of Nell’s Well with Newton Lane ( formally Nell’s Lane) running left to right. On the right of the image is All Saints Church and part of Bank cottage. A five bar gate is in the foreground. Size 340 x234mm White paper, uncut
THS/PPC/002/002/006
Chapter 5: Turvey Rectory and its clergy.
The Chapter commences with a claim that the Reformation did not bring about the Church of England, the Church was the Church of England before the reformation. On a wall in All Saints Church is a list of Rectors from 1154 and this chapter identifies how the Rector was appointed. Mention is made of some ...
THS/PPC/002/002/012
Appendix
The Appendix draws on a number of contributions to the Turvey Magazine. Articles include Celebrations of the Queen’s Jubilee at Turvey (August 1887), The Second Baron Mordaunt of Turvey (June 1889), South Door of Turvey Church (May 1890), The Parish Clock (September 1893), and A Brave Woman with reference to Selina Hicks nee Selina Tysoe (October ...
THS/HCC/001/001
Belfry Rules

Belfry Rules
THS/HCC/001/002
What do they say?

Church Bells – What do they say?

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