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This site has been assembled and is owned by Robert G Walden.The content, both written and photographic, is copyright of  either the owners or authors (all rights acknowledged) and its use elsewhere is strictly prohibited without permission.

Designed by Sue Davies, the village sign depicts The Holy Trinity Church and the graves of the Brand family who left a trust fund to the village and the Church. Beneath this on the  left is The Red Cow while on the right is The Methodist Chapel. In the centre is a traction engine, reflecting  Chrishall's Victorian agricultural heritage, and one of the village's 5 ponds and 5 pumps.

Click here for a photographic tour of Chrishall Today

How to Use This Site

The photographic archive contains local scenes grouped around physical areas of the village - a map on the Days Past page shows these areas. There are also two social categories. Inevitably there is some overlap between categories: eg: people may feature in street scenes, and particular buildings may feature in photographs of people so it is worth browsing them all.

Additionally, there are two index pages for the neighbouring village of Heydon

This is an historical archive of the village containing many old photos of the village and villagers plus census returns

Here you will find general information and photos of recent events. A modern day photographic tour of the village is included

Click here to post a public message to this site and to read comments from old Chrishallites

Comments and requests for links to this site are welcomed subject to prior approval: e-mail to Robert Walden, at:   The Chrishall Village Web Site