Alton Papers 21 - 30
Here is a list of nos 21 - 30 issues of Alton Papers. At the time of writing we haven't reached no 30, so this section will grow year on year. You can click on the cover images or the issue titles to open pages that give a summary of the chapters, the prices and the availability. Please note that we do not reprint an issue after it has sold out, therefore if the an issue is marked "Limited Stock" please contact Jane Hurst (via CONTACT page) first. Reference copies of all issues are available to view at the Curtis Museum.
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INDEX: Alton Papers 21 - 30 (2017 - )
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Culverton House, Lower Turk Street, Alton - a Residence with ‘Many Temptations. East Worldham Village School Reminiscences of Chawton The Ancient Order of Foresters - Local Branches Louisa and Elizabeth Rogers’ School in Alton Alton Tragedy Recalled - Victim’s Father at Farnham |
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Chawton’s WWI Dead - the First and the Last. The Dodo Link between Alton and Mauritius and the Story of Dodo Discoveries Frank Trimming - Alton Born and Bred At Least We are Grateful - Alton Emergency Hospital 1939 - ‘Buy it in Alton’ |
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A Private Lunatic Asylum in Alton, 1845-1915 Westbrooke House and the Manor of Flood People of Alton in the Census of 1881 - What was Their Work and Where Were They Born? John Lightfoot - Vicar of Shalden 1765-1777 ‘We Must Get Hold of Mr Curtis’ Chawton and World War Two |
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Every Picture Tells a Story The Early Banks of Alton – Part 1 Wyards and Mrs Pitts – ‘a very obstinate woman Alton 140 years Ago Alton’s WWII Anti-invasion Devices |
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Thedden Grange Letter in German from Ernst Kaiser Adlam’s/Buck’s Bakery, 2 Market Square, Alton The Early Banks of Alton – part 2 Frank Elgee, Naturalist, Archaeologist and ‘Man of the Moors’, at Rest in Alton |
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The Gold Family of Chawton Alton’s Funeral Procession for King Edward VII and the Proclamation Did Victorian Altonians Move Around? 3 and 5 High Street, Alton The Donkey Ladies |
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The Former Kingdon’s site, 30 High Street, Alton Richard de Westcote and West Court, Binsted Abraham Crowley of Alton (1796-1864) Chawton Forge Pottery and Tony Latimer The ‘Donkey Ladies’ and Celia’s Alton in 1944 Bag Seals |
