Memory Lane – Knaphill History, The Brookwood HospitalPosted on January 23, 2011 by Editor |
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When we look back over the history of Knaphill we find that the ‘Brookwood Hospital’ played a vital part in the development of the village. In the 1850’s local settlement was at the bottom of Anchor Hill, near the thriving nurseries, but the building of the ‘Brookwood Lunatic Asylum’ (completed in 1867) brought major changes. [...] |
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Knaphill History, Memory Lane – WOMEN at WARPosted on November 5, 2010 by Editor |
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The history of Knaphill owes a great deal to the people who live here; to long established residents and some more recent arrivals. KRA’s Memory Lane articles are based on the stories of real people who have made their home in Knaphill. When we were preparing the article ‘The Men and the Boys’, some of [...] |
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KRA Memory Lane Series – The War Years in Knaphill 1939-45Posted on October 31, 2010 by Peter |
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As part of the KRA’s Memory Lane series in our Newsletters we have met many local residents and they have kindly shared with today’s readers their memories of Knaphill’s past. At this time of Remembrance we are putting a special series of Memory Lane articles on the website that recalled the wartime memories of many [...] |
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Book signing by local author Helena HarperPosted on September 13, 2010 by Peter |
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Local author Helena Harper will be signing copies of her latest book at Waterstones in the Peacocks Centre, Woking, on Saturday 25th September between midday and 3.00 pm and would love to say ‘Hello’ to any fellow Knaphill residents who are in town on that day. Helena’s book, entitled: Family and More – Enemies or [...] |
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Local History, Memory Lane – KnaphillPosted on September 2, 2010 by Peter |
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Welcome to Memory Lane Knaphill, a special view of Knaphill’s history. Over the years the Residents’ Association have met many of Knaphill’s ‘senior citizens’. Based on their memories of the Knaphill of their youth, KRA put together a series of articles in our quarterly Newsletters called Memory Lane, Knaphill. These articles look at the history of Knaphill through the [...] |
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