The celebration of Graham Wadley's achievement as Organist and Choirmaster over 50 years - 25th April 2015
An 'unwelcome companion' on a cold winter night in February 1844.
A walk to raise money for St Helena Hospice in memory of Susannah Bradley who died in August 2008
An Empire Day Certificate from 1916
At Vine Farm, Wivenhoe Cross
A fun family day organised by the Mayor and other Councillors
In 1648, how 16 Royalist soldiers and 7 Parliamentarians were killed in a bloody fight in Wivehoe
The cause of the fire in this empty Grade II listed building was not identified
26,000 tons of sand taken from Wivenhoe Quarry to Frinton beach in 1969
19th century entertainment
Saturday 20th August, 2005 - Wivenhoe celebrated the 60th Anniversary of VJ Day
Notes from Nicholas Butler's research
In May 2011, the jetty at Cooks Shipyard was re-opened after its rebuild by Taylor Wimpey
Captain and crew of the Venetia collecting money for this disaster
A specially brewed ale sold to raise money for the Church in 2011
Made our feet and fingers glow! in the big freezes of 1896 -1987
By Chris Thompson, Chris Thompson, 2009, 34pp (Essex County Libraries E.WIV.3.629.13092)
Another excuse for a parade
The story of how the schooner Jane was wrecked off Yarmouth in a violent storm
