Foxearth Pictures

A collection of old postcards of past Foxearth

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To get pictures of a size suitable for printing or close inspection click on the picture or the accompanying text. Please remember that we are very much on the lookout for pictures of old Foxearth in order to make a comprehensive collection here.
The photographs themselves are scanned in sufficient quality to provide an A4 photograph is a quality that is almost indistinguishable from the original

The interior of Foxearth Church from the base of the tower	Lower Hall, in Mill lane	The Street, Foxearth	A quiet spot outside the brewery gates around 1900	Mill Road, Foxearth with Mole End to the left
Foxearth Church of England School	The interior of Foxearth Church in around 1910	Foxearth Church of England School in the 1930s, showing how charming it looked before the wretched extensions disfigured it. The construction of the school was entirely funded by the remarkable rector John Foster	The spire of Foxearth Church which was eventually brought down by a freak thunderstorm	The Village stores and post office run by Mr Hamm
Foxearth Church the day following the collapse of the spire, showing the remains in the foreground	The spire of Foxearth Church on completion, showing the builder, Mr Grimwood ,and Rev John Foster	A view of Mole End, taken from the window of Mr Hamm's house	A post-war view of the rectory. The church no longer has a spire.	Foxearth Crossroads, with the road to Pentlow (the street) on the right and Mill Road to the left
The Lytch Gate for Foxearth Church	One of the first combine harvesters in Foxearth, showing the future Local historian with a full head of hair	A fine combine harvester, the pride of Mr Brand, soon after it was delivered	an aerial view of Foxearth from the south	The hunt goes through Foxearth on a rainy winters day in the 1930s
Lambing near Foxearth	A view of Foxearth village and the surrounding countryside	Foxearth Village from the air in the 1950s	The brewery-workers houses, facing the school	Foxearth Ladies football team in June 1953
Foxearth Church	The coronation Supper being celebrated with gusto in the village hall	Threshing at Western End farm	The Old Post Office, around 1910	A sketch of Foxearth Church taken in 1839, showing the impressive array of gravestones that lined the south of the church
A Foxearth school photograph. Date unknown	Haymaking using one of Wards' Brewers drays, in Wards' meadow	Foxearth Hall from the road	The post office and stores in the early thirties	The Lodge house of Foxearth Rectory, built by Rev John Foster
Foxearth Church in 1824, before its controversial 'restoration'	The Brewery office and entrance	George Duke of Huntsman's Farm	A cart passes the old cottage next to Barley House, now gone.	The Brewers House, in the Street, in around 1902
A splendid coach awaits the occupants of Foxearth Hall	The Brewery-workers houses seen from Mr Hamm's shop	Western end, Foxearth	An interesting view of the crossroads in Foxearth before the current village Hall was built, showing a crowd standing on a pile of flints. The flints would be for wall-building. Note the white horse	J.Brand's Red Poll cow. Foxearth's most famous female, winner of countless championships in the 1960s. With Robin Hastie
The Village Stores and Post Office	An old cottage which stood formerly opposite Foxearth Hall	An interior shot of Foxearth Church	Orchard Cottage, School Street; a sixteenth-century timber-framed building..	An old cottage in Foxearth.
Haymaking in Essex in the 1860s. Sadly it is not in Foxearth but Lexden.	Foxearth Church taken from the fields to the north-west in about 1902	The Street, Foxearth	Western Hall, Foxearth	Foxearth as it is today, from the South East showing Pentlow and Cavendish in the distance
An aerial picture of Foxearth taken from the east this year	Foxearth today from the air, taken from the north, looking down on the church and rectory