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Nearly ready to go!

"Signs" are looking good for the weekend 🙂

"Signs" are looking good for the weekend :)

Don't forget your glasses when you visit our exhib

Don't forget your glasses when you visit our exhibition on the 23rd. There will be lots to read. And we don't think you will want to borrow our glasses...

It's all go in the Exhibition office! Displays com

It's all go in the Exhibition office! Displays coming together. Looking forward to seeing you all at Art and Archive!

Chrishall churchyard looking very peaceful today f

Chrishall churchyard looking very peaceful today for Remembrance Sunday.

Working away on displays for our EXHIBITION! 23rd

Working away on displays for our EXHIBITION! 23rd November - pop the date in your diary. More info coming soon.

Archive Open this afternoon 2-5pm. Come out of the

Archive Open this afternoon 2-5pm. Come out of the rain for a warm welcome, tea, cake and great conversation of course! Last official opening for this year.

New page on the website to gather the image galler

New page on the website to gather the image galleries. More to come. Let me know what you think. https://chrishallessex.co.uk/picture-galleries/

On this day, two hundred and seven years ago, Samu

On this day, two hundred and seven years ago, Samuel White from Chrishall was in Royston. Did he ride down in the morning? Had he stayed overnight? We will probably never know but we do have the document that he signed that day. Want to have a quick look before the originals are returned to their owners? The Archive is open on Sunday 2-5pm. See you there. :)

This is not the best photograph but it was taken a

This is not the best photograph but it was taken at the back of Park Wood and that light coloured block between the trees is Chesterford Park. I was surprised you can see it so clearly and it ties in with a village story I heard recently. According to Miss Dove, when the American ammunition dump stored at Chesterford Park blew up in May 1944 it brought down the plaster ceilings in Chrishall cottages. Has anyone else heard of this? And does it explain why the ceilings in Ramblers were all covered in hardboard?

Lovely walk round Park Wood this afternoon. Beauti

Lovely walk round Park Wood this afternoon. Beautiful wild flowers and clouds of butterflies all the way round.

My clever lad took some gorgeous promotional photo

My clever lad took some gorgeous promotional photos of our Archive pens and postcards at the weekend. Available to buy - details on the website soon.

This was our stall at Saffrom Walden Museum's 12th

This was our stall at Saffrom Walden Museum's 12th century live and where I got the inspiration for today's blog post. See the latest article at www.chrishallessex.co.uk

Deep into Anglo Saxon research this week but I hav

Deep into Anglo Saxon research this week but I have been pulled off track by a contact from the Moule family which is proving fascinating. Any other Moule / Mowle / Mole connections out there?

Fund-raiser for our pavilion tomorrow Thursday 13t

Fund-raiser for our pavilion tomorrow Thursday 13th after school. Archive will be there from 3pm along with cake stall and displays from other pavilion groups. I am running a Making Books activity for children of all ages - hope to see you there!

All set up and ready to go at 12th Century Live Sa

All set up and ready to go at 12th Century Live Saffron Walden Museum #localhistoryfair #normans #castle #handsonhistory

We are getting better. Much quicker to set up toda

We are getting better. Much quicker to set up today and lots of interesting things to look at :)

Has anyone else noticed that the four angels/chori

Has anyone else noticed that the four angels/choristors(?) on the church pews are all different? Were they based on people from the village I wonder? Archive open tomorrow (BH Monday) 2-5pm. Do let me know if you know more about these lovely carvings.

Making a new backing today for one of the samplers

Making a new backing today for one of the samplers in our collection.

The lamp is in the window - the 'pop-up Archive' i

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