Jon Wiseman researched and published a book about Wivenhoe's substantial cricket history in 2011
In 2011, Jon Wiseman compiled a list of players worthy of being 'capped'.
Donated by Catherine & Friends to encourage reflection and hope
A meeting to discuss the advisability and propriety of supplying the town with gas
A talk about Researching your Family History and Producing a Book
A tribute written by his partner Emma McClelland
David 'crossed the water' in 1966 with an HNC in Hospitality, enjoyed a successful career in hotel management before becoming a lecturer at the Colchester Institute, retiring in 2007
A Memorial Service was held for her in St Mary's Church on Saturday 7th May, 2022
Janet was a very modest but determined lady, who loved life, her family, and everybody around her.
Contributions from Jan Paterson, Louis Loveless and Mary Swinney
Peggy Alice Elizabeth Goodwin in (Born: 11th September 1926, Died 10th July 2022)
Once two cottages and named after Philip Chamberlain, a Master Bootmaker, who lived and worked from there
Relating to the Title of Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Hook of 1936
Mary Ann Sanford almshouse residents.
The Ipswich Journal, Saturday May 30th, 1848
Notes of an interview with Mrs E G Everitt made by Nicholas Butler In the mid 1980s
Who Owned What of the Itemised Plots of Land and Who Were the Occupiers?
An archaeological watching brief at the former Cooks shipyard and gasworks, Wivenhoe, near Colchester, Essex, March 2006-November 2007
Marrtin Beckett, grandson of Arthur Wood, presents the medal to the Wivenhoe Chapel Museum
Presented to John Lee Barber by the officers who had served under him on HMS Griffin in the early years of WWII on his appointment to the role of Admiral-Superintendent of Malta [Dockyard] as well as promotion to the rank of Rear-Admiral.
Deed referring to the early dismantling and disposal of the Wivenhoe House Estate
