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	World War II begins 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 War Memories


	Bridge Street Coopers of Stortford The Black Lion The Star Inn Devoils Lane Burn down Stortford town Thomas Rees


	Market Square Palmers Lane Corn Exchange Clement Joscelyne Curriers Arms Nockolds Reindeer Inn Samuel Pepys Murder of Capt Wade Trading Tokens Sir Walter Gilbey


	High Street Tissimans Bps Stortford Art Society The Swan public house The Old Grammar School William & Margaret Dane Francis Barber Henry Chauncy Basbow Lane King Street


	Windhill The Boar's Head St Michael's Church Church Interior Details of Church Interior The South Porch The Churchyard Religious Guilds Rev Francis Rhodes Churchwardens King Harold The Old Monastery St Joseph's Church Henry Gilbey Royal British Legion St Mary's School Elmhurst St Joseph's School


	Bells Hill Bricklayers Arms Waytes Cross Roadside Crosses Bishop's Stortford College Maze Green Road The Plague Hadham Road Maple Avenue Dane O' Coys Silver Leys John Dobede Fairman The Robin Hood Chantry Road Rayments Forge The Chantry Half Acres Monks Walk Medieval Society


	North Street North Street – West Side The George Hotel Ghosts of Stortford North Street – East Side Water Lane United Reformed Church The Manse The Leather Industry


	Northgate End Cattle Market Danelaw Old Northgate School Yew Tree Place The Wheatsheaf Brookhouse Place Rye Street Galloway Road Milepost Reynard Copse Rye Street Hospital Grange Paddocks The Grange Cannons Mill Lane Crabbs Cross Red White and Blue Michaels Road Foxdells Whitehall Barrells Down Windmill BS Cricket Club Barrells Down Road Cricketfield Lane Local Government


	Linkway Waytemore Castle Drinking Fountain Markwell Pavillion Castle Gardens Castle Gaol Cherry Tree Inn Causeway St Osyth's Well Hockerill Cut Hughes Timberyard


	Hockerill Street Pope & Chapman Hockerill Workhouse Hockerill Street (continued) Hockerill Crossroads Cock Inn Red Lion Inn Coach & Horses Crown Inn Drinking Fountain Mail Coaches


	All Saints Church Collins Cross Legions Way JA Elliotts Ltd Waggon & Horses Cannons Close Parsonage Lane/Church Manor Glebe Court Bishop William The Dennys Parsonage Estate Pearse House Dunmow Road BS Golf Club BS Football Club The Branch Line Brooke Gardens The Nags Head Union Workhouse History of Workhouses Life in the Workhouse Herts & Essex Hospital Stortford Hall Hockerill Windmill Hockerill College Manor Road/Sandle Road Malting Industry Inns and Public Houses Inns of Stortford poem Temperance poem


	Dane Street The Railway and Station Branch Line Anchor Street Leisure Centre Sir George Jackson Riverside Stort Navigation Navigation Token Station Road Railway Hotel John Kinnersley Kirby


	London Road Local History The Three Tuns Hockerill Park Estate Warwick Road The Tanners Arms South Mill Old Bulls Head Hockerill Bypass Highways and Toll Roads Twyford Road Southmill Road South Road Gilbey's Poem Rhodes Avenue Stagecoaches


	South Road Kings Cottages Havers Bowls Club The Rhodes Centre Cecil Rhodes Founding of Rhodesia Music Era at Rhodes Town Mural Bishop's Stortford Museum South Street Malting (Lower) South Street (Lower) South Street - West Holy Trinity Church New Path Holy Trinity Church Hall Working Men's Club Post Office Mail Boxes (Lower) South Street The Bridge House The Fehrenbach family


	Newtown Dr Thomas Dimsdale Baptist Church Chapel Row New Town New Cemetery The Havers Apton Road Portland Road The Salvation Army Portland Road (cont'd)


	(Upper) South Street Maltsters Arms Methodist Church Blue Anchor Albert Temperance Hotel Fire Station Working Men's Club Holland & Barrett The Grapes Cinemas Stevens Shop Potter Street Church Street The Old Police Station


	Thorley Thorley Street Thorley Chronicles Thorley Village Thorley Church Parish Churches Crime and Punishment Twyford Piggotts Manor Bishops Park Wickham Hall Hadham Hall The Capels 1st Earl of Essex Little Hadham Church Stansted Airport And Finally...


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John Kynnersley Kirby

This painting by Kirby, entitled ‘The Village Doctor‘, was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1936. Exactly who the Village Doctor was is unknown, but being affectionately known as ‘Uncle’ he may well have been a relative of Kirby and, perhaps, practised in the Stansted area.

Picture courtesy of Peter Warren

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