Ever since I started publishing my High Wych History articles in the Parish Magazine aka the Link, people have been asking me for prints of them.\u00a0 So, by popular demand here is a nice listing of all those past articles\u00a0 available for download as PDF’s. Click on the link of your choice and off you go.<\/p>\n
Best Regards,\u00a0\u00a0 Theo<\/p>\n
Introduction – The WI Scrapbook<\/a><\/p>\n Tales of the Rising Sun<\/a><\/p>\n The High Wych Shops<\/a><\/p>\n The High Wych Home Guard<\/a><\/p>\n Percy Wilson’s Passing<\/a><\/p>\n WW2 – The High Wych Home Front<\/a><\/p>\n Three High Wych centenarians<\/a><\/p>\n WW2 Child Evacuees in High Wych<\/a><\/p>\n High Wych Memorial Hall<\/a><\/p>\n High Wych Forge and Dixon’s Garage<\/a><\/p>\n Helmer and Dyer<\/a><\/p>\n Summer parties and fetes<\/a><\/p>\n Treading the Boards – High Wych Theatre Land<\/a><\/p>\n Early days in High Wych<\/a><\/p>\n The Kempthornes of Cornwall and High Wych<\/a><\/p>\n The High Wch Kempthornes in WW2<\/a><\/p>\n WW1 in High Wych – The Home Front<\/a><\/p>\n Johnny and Joe Holden – Two High Wych boys in WW1<\/a><\/p>\n Bessie, Martha and Frankie, 3 High Wych sisters in WW1<\/a><\/p>\n Three Walters and a woman called Louvain<\/a><\/p>\n Crime and punishment in High Wych<\/a><\/p>\n High Wych and Allens Green in the best kept village competition<\/a><\/p>\n Jack Oliver the local policeman in High Wych<\/a><\/p>\n Mathams Wood – Allens Green<\/a><\/p>\n Valentine Fane<\/a><\/p>\n The Hand and Crown<\/a><\/p>\n The Half Moon – Chandini –\u00a0 A village pub turns into an Indian restaurant<\/a><\/p>\n