Roger Sweet's Pictures of East Hagbourne

The Fleur de Lys pub in Main Road, East Hagbourne

Lying between Didcot and the Berkshire Downs is the medium sized village of East Hagbourne. The village is linked to Didcot by New Road, a straight road lined with rather uninteresting 20th century houses so different from the remainder of the village. Apart from New Road East Hagbourne is an extremely attractive village with many old houses with character. Main Road, with its variety of fine old cottages, red-bricked Georgian, black and white thatched and a few Victorian in style, winds through the centre of East Hagbourne from St. Andrew's Church to the remains of a medieval preaching cross known as Lower Cross and the war memorial.

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East Hagbourne, Pubs And Inns, Oxfordshire

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Main Road, East Hagbourne

Lying between Didcot and the Berkshire Downs is the medium sized village of East Hagbourne. The village is linked to Didcot by New Road, a straight road lined with rather uninteresting 20th century houses so different from the remainder of the village. Apart from New Road East Hagbourne is an extremely attractive village with many old houses with character. Main Road, with its variety of fine old cottages, red-bricked Georgian, black and white thatched and a few Victorian in style, winds through the centre of East Hagbourne from St. Andrew's Church to the remains of a medieval preaching cross known as Lower Cross and the war memorial.

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East Hagbourne, Street Scenes

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Shoe Lane, East Hagbourne

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East Hagbourne, English Cottages, Oxfordshire

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A quiet corner in Main Road, East Hagbourne

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East Hagbourne, English Cottages, Village Scenes

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Upper Cross, East Hagbourne, with St. Andrew's Church in the background

St. Andrew's Church was probably originally an 11th century Saxon church with additions having been made to it through the ages. The nave and chancel were built in the 12th century on an earlier foundation. The church has a Sanctus bell-cote on the square tower, a Sanctuary Knocker on the door, a peal of eight bells and some fine memorial brasses.

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East Hagbourne, Village Scenes, Remembrance, Churches, Oxfordshire Churches

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Parsonage Lane, East Hagbourne

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East Hagbourne

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Main Road, East Hagbourne

Lying between Didcot and the Berkshire Downs is the medium sized village of East Hagbourne. The village is linked to Didcot by New Road, a straight road lined with rather uninteresting 20th century houses so different from the remainder of the village. Apart from New Road East Hagbourne is an extremely attractive village with many old houses with character. Main Road, with its variety of fine old cottages, red-bricked Georgian, black and white thatched and a few Victorian in style, winds through the centre of East Hagbourne from St. Andrew's Church to the remains of a medieval preaching cross known as Lower Cross and the war memorial.

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East Hagbourne

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