Pembridge Village History (1854-1954)

Some extracts from Miss ALICE LANGSTON’S diaries between the years 1870 to 1888, throwing light on the domestic and social life of the village at that time. The original documents are located at Herefordshire Archive and Records Centre (HARC).

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Click HERE to view images of original diaries of Harry Langston, with transcripts.

Old photographs from, and around, Pembridge…

The Langston Family

Alice Langston

From top-left to bottom-right: Harry, Frank, Alfred, Alice, Papa (Dr. William Langston), Mary

Langston Family Brake (1890)

Mary Langston

Langston Farm Workers

Mr. Mutlow, Farm Bailiff

Mr. & Mrs. Mutlow

Broxwood Court

Clear Brook

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Court of One Oak (‘Noke’)

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‘Old’ Fred Newman digging a culvert at The Noke

Court of Noke harvest record 1944

Moor Court

The Lean

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2 year old heifers (1918)

10 month old claves (1918)

Bull sale (circa 1900)

Gladiator, 11 months old

The New Inn

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Weston Court Farm

Old Building

New Building

Westonbury

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Pembridge

Map of Pembridge from Royal Commission Report

Bridge Street at junction with East Street

Upper, or Duppa's, Alms Houses, Bridge Street

East Street

East Street

Lower Alms Houses, East Street

Old Oak House as a Doctor’s House, East Street (1953)

Old Oak House as an Inn, East Street (1853)

West Street

Molly Hall's Beggars Lodge House, West Street (1870)

Court House

Milton Farm, back entrance

Market Place

Market Place

Market Hall

St. Mary’s Church

St. Mary’s Church Belfry

Drawing of St. Mary’s Church Belfry

Drawing of St. Mary’s Church Belfry

River Arrow crossing

River Arrow

Drawing of River Arrow bridge

Pageant celebrating end of 1918 war

Silver Jubilee of George V (1935)

Boyser’s Clowns

East Street

The Prize Table

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