EWELME STORIES
Read some of the wonderful eclectic stories about Ewelme, its history and its people written by Carol Sawbridge.
These were originally published in the Ewelme News
Click on the title below
The Pub with no Beer - story of the Shepherd's Hut
The Italian Organ Grinder's Murder
Charles Heath - Tutor to the Tsar of Russia
Ewelme Cottage in Auckland, New Zealand
Ewelme School in the 20th Century
Ewelme School in Victorian Times
John Young, a Wartime Schoolboy
Roman Coin Finds around Ewelme
The 1972 'Future of the Manor' Report
Recollections of the Almshouses
The Robins Family, Wartime Proprietors of Bennett's Shop
Thieving and Armed Robbery in Ewelme
Catherine Maxwell and Fred Wheeler
Bad Weather in Victorian Times
The Ewelme Scandal - Mr Gladstone and the Rev. Harvey
Reminiscences of Ewelme in the 1950's and 1960's
Riots in Ewelme
The Floridian Philatelist's Mystery Letter
Village Cricket in Victorian Times
Inhospitable Weather in Times Past
The Norreys Family in Tudor Ewelme
Rough Music and the Eyre Family
Church Attendance in Past Times
Herbert Atkinson of Prospect Farm
The Tame Jackdaw at the Cloisters
Thomas Chaucer and Wars in France
Ewelme Institutions of the Past
Ewelme Poor and Beggarbush Hill
Col. Martyn and the English Civil War
The Mammoth Peace Pudding of 1815
The Cortege Drapes of Queen Victoria
Hughenden Manor connection to RAF Benson
The Rector versus the Rebellious Almsman