In this selection you will see an idyllic scene of the Gale’s Mill at Denmead that was built in 1819, an image of the aftermath of bombing and a crash landed German Heinkel aircraft in Denmead during the Battle of Britain in 1940 and a very old image of the Denmead Queen stagecoach.
You will also see an interesting image of The Bat and Ball at Hambledon from around 1905 and a peaceful looking image of Crossways at Hambledon in 1914.
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9. Memories of Denmead and Hambledon
The crash-landed Heinkel at Denmead during the Battle of Britain in the summer of 1940 Photo: The News archive
10. Memories of Denmead and Hambledon
The Bat and Ball at Hambledon about 1905. Picture: Paul Costen collection Photo: The News archive
11. Memories of Denmead and Hambledon
No, not a stagecoach scene from the old west, but old Denmead. This is in fact the Denmead Queen, the horse drawn bus service that operated between the village and Waterlooville. Photo: The News archive
12. Memories of Denmead and Hambledon
Antill, Denmead. Picture: Paul Costen collection Photo: The News archive