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Foreword – Tales of a village historian
Introduction – The Womens Institute scrapbook
The first world war in High Wych – The soldiers that did not come back
The first world war in High Wych – At the home front
The first world war in High Wych – Bessie Martha and Frankie
The first world war in High Wych – Johnny and Joe
The first world war in High Wych – A woman called Louvain
The first wordl war in High Wych – Some soldiers that did come back
The 1939 Register – High Wych in the first weeks of WW2
The second World War in High Wych – Percy Wilson’s passing
The second world war in High Wych – The Home Guard
The second world war in High Wych – The Home Front
The second world war in High Wych – The Child Evacuees
The second world war in High Wych – Thesie and Albert Goldschmidt – Jewish Refugees in High Wych
Camp High Wych 1946 – 1959 part 1
Business in High Wych – The Blacksmith and the Garage
Business in High Wych – The High Wych Village Shops
Business in High Wych – High Wych Windmill
Business in High Wych – Helmer & Dyer
Business in High Wych and sawbridgeworth – Websters Nurseries
Pubs and Restaurants – The Rising Sun – a history
Pubs and Restaurants – The Hand and Crown
Pubs and Restaurants – The Half Moon – Chandini
Pubs and Restaurants – The Queens Head Allens Green
Crime and policing – Early days
Crime and policing – Jack Oliver
Camp Family History – Memories by Eric Willison
The Kempthornes arrive in High Wych
The Kempthornes in World War Two
Actons Farm and the Mynott Family
Grace Dunn – First High Wych Historian
High Wych and Allens Green in the Best Kept Village Competition
Clubs and pastimes – Treading the boards in High Wych
Clubs and pastimes – the High Wych Cricket Club
Summer parties and fetes in High Wych
High Wych Church – St.James’s 1
St. Jamess’s Church High Wych 2
The Sawbridgeworth Congregational Church
Anthonys farewell present – Details of High Wych burials in the olden days