Monday 21st October 2019  

Quorn Features and Articles

A number of articles have been written specifically for this museum website. Others have been donated by villagers or have been transcribed from historical accounts. All features and articles are detailed below.

Note that in some cases the document formatting relates to a printable version, so some pages may appear transposed.

		Raven Cottage, 31 Meeting Street, Quorn – House deeds/timeline Property deeds are a valuable source of local history information, but since land ...... cont.
		A prince that lived in Quorn! During the 1930s Sardar Taj Mohamed Khan Odho, a young Indian prince lived on Chaveney ...... cont.
		A history of Quorn Baptist Church This booklet detailing the history of Quorn Baptist Church was written by Wilfred Mee and ...... cont.
		Quorn Camp, Wood Lane Quorn Camp was situated off Wood Lane, on land belonging to Quorn House, which used to be ...... cont.
		Quorn toilet dispute! 1961 The British Film Institute Player website includes a 1 ½ minute clip of film made in ...... cont.
		Quorn meat substitute and our village – a connection or not? One question that people often ask is whether there is a connection between the name of ...... cont.
		Quorn sampler, Elizabeth Winsley Power 1853 Whilst we may think that many girls and young women made samplers in the 18th and 19th ...... cont.
		WW2, Quorn Camp, off Wood Lane – TV Programme! On Wednesday and Thursday, 28th and 29th June 2017, the cameras rolled into Quorn to film ...... cont.
		Churches, chapels and changing times in Quorn This article appeared in The Quorndon magazine in Winter 2016. Philip Thornborow, who is ...... cont.
		William Harris Inglesant, Quorn, died 1912 aged 101 This article about the life of William Harris Inglesant appeared in the Quorndon Magazine ...... cont.
		Hidden heroes, Frank Hearn – a story of one man’s WW2 Frank Hearn from Barrow Road in Quorn, was in the 64th Medium Regiment Royal Artillery ...... cont.
		Wood Lane – Lost cottages Some cottages that once stood on Wood Lane have been either demolished or totally ...... cont.
		Quorn in WW2 – The girls who listened Beaumanor Hall at Old Woodhouse was one of the largest Y stations, or listening stations ...... cont.
		1834 letter from Ann Carter, Quorn, to the Mayor of New York In 2015 a letter came up for sale which was written in 1834 by 43 year old Ann Carter ...... cont.
		A History of 27 Meeting Street, Quorn 27 Meeting Street is one of the oldest properties in Quorn, and a shorter version of this ...... cont.
		Vena Grain, 1895 to 1989. Oral history interview from 1985 Vena Grain was born in Leicester on 21st February 1895, and the family moved to Quorn in ...... cont.
		The Farnham Monuments: Myths, Legends and Family Fables This research was carried out by Moira Ackers from Loughborough, and published by The ...... cont.
		Sampler – Rosanna Goulding, Quorndon, 1884 This article appeared in the spring edition of The Quorndon magazine in 2015. It tells ...... cont.
		Burton's newsagents, 1936, 25 High Street, Quorn This article about Burton's newsagents on High Street, appeared in the Quorndon Magazine ...... cont.
		Quorn Soldiers who died in WW1 2014 marks one hundred years since the start of the First World War. Quorn lost 79 of its ...... cont.
		The Children of the Village Hall On the 29th June 1889 four children laid memorial foundation stones at the Village Hall. ...... cont.
		Evacuated to Quorn during WW2 – one boy’s story Barry Bradley from London got in touch with Quorn On-line Museum early in 2012. He was ...... cont.
		Quorn's Fetes and Fairs, 1960s and 1970s - a photo album Jack and Phyllis Field were very well known in the village and involved in many aspects ...... cont.
		The Banks Cottages, High Street, Quorn This article about the Banks Cottages on High Street,appeared in the Quorndon Magazine in ...... cont.
		A Brief History of the Great Central Railway at Quorn The photograph below was taken on Quorn Station in 1959. The engine standing in the ...... cont.

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