Flyer relating to a performance of a World War 1 anthology.
E-WW1C/B/005
Date: 12/04/2014
Large colour photograph of 3 characters. One with mop cap and baby another in gold with feathered hat and another maid.
O-NTG/Ph/004
Date: 1986
Large photograph of 3 characters, The main man wears white robes and a headdress with hands up.
O-NTG/Ph/003
Date: 1986
Young lovers looking soulful. Colour large photograph
O-NTG/Ph/002
Date: 1986
Colour large photograph of the Canterbury Tales performed by the New Theatre Group. 2 characters one in mop cap the other hand to head
O-NTG/Ph/001
Date: 1986
Newspaper cuttings about the anniversary of World War I
E-WW1C/NC
Newspaper article about the imminent unveiling of a plaque to commemorate Enid Blyton who lived in Penn Road, Beaconsfield from 1938 to 1968.
P-EBl/NC/051
Date: 01/05/2014
Newspaper article about a commemorative plaque which was unveiled on 7 May 2014 to remember Enid Blyton who had lived in Beaconsfield for many years, with pictures, The unveiling with Dick Smith (Town Crier) and Sandy Saunders (The Mayor) was accompanied by children from local schools,.
P-EBl/NC/050
Date: 15/05/2014
Newspaper article about a commemoration plaque being unveiled to Enid Blyton with photograph of Kari Dorme who did much to promote the erection of the plaque.
P-EBl/NC/049
Date: 16/05/2014
A newspaper article about Enid Blyton getting a plaque to mark her 30 years spent in Beaconsfield. His Opinion expresses the controversy she caused along the way, thanks to the rougher edges in some of her tales, including being marked as a racist, sexist and elitist.
P-EBl/NC/048
Date: 25/04/2014
Newspaper article about a commemorative plaque which is to be unveiled to honour the great children’s writer who was a resident of Beaconsfield for over 30 years.
P-EBl/NC/047
Date: 25/04/2014