Compile Book on the history and closure of Crunwere Church.
Exhibition of large village family tree.
Compile Wills booklet.
Compile history of the school.
Erect Information Board at Old School Garden - DONE
Erect Information Board at redundant village church.
Compile another picture book - 1950s to present day - FAILED TO GET GRANT AFTER THREE APPLICATIONS
Compile another picture book of old photos.
Compile another history and reminiscence.
Any other suggestions?
Showing posts with label Projects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Projects. Show all posts
Thursday, 8 March 2007
Current Projects
Refurbishing the Rectory Hill well and tap.
Compiling a computerised family tree of all the interconnected village families.
Collecting information on our now redundant village church for a future publication once its fate is decided.
Possibly putting up 'LLANTEG' signs on the Tavernspite and Amroth side roads.
Compiling a computerised family tree of all the interconnected village families.
Collecting information on our now redundant village church for a future publication once its fate is decided.
Possibly putting up 'LLANTEG' signs on the Tavernspite and Amroth side roads.
Completed Projects
With help of grants from The Lottery, SPARC (now PLANED) and PAVS, some of our work includes:-
Compiled this blog together with ones for Crunwere Church, Mountain Chapel, Zoar Chapel, Crunwere School.
Complied folder and blog with Then and Now pictures around the village.
Completed blog with a Timeline for Llanteg.
Transcribed village censuses 1841-1901.
Collected old Wills, Newspaper Articles, Sales Notices etc.
Bought a large map of village, 10 display boards plus an aerial photo for the Village Hall.
Compiled a Millennium census of residents and taken photos of each property.
Taken picture of features around the village and also take more shots as places change.
Collected reminiscences of older residents.
Collected Christmas reminiscences.
Collected old and current field names for comparison.
Conducted a year long Hedgerow Survey into plants in the parish.
Redrafted and published the Village Information Leaflet.
Researched the names of people who fought in the 2 World Wars and commissioned a War Memorial for the village hall.
Purchased 2 old water pumps and remodelled the gardens where the old Mountain Chapel had stood. We also erected an information panel.
Collected all grave inscriptions and photographed each of the 296 gravestones in the parish.
Tidied Mountain Chapel Gardens and put two old village pumps there - together with planters and a plaque.
Published:-
four history books, two picture books, W.I.booklet, Graves booklet, Recipe booklet, two House History booklets.
Compiled this blog together with ones for Crunwere Church, Mountain Chapel, Zoar Chapel, Crunwere School.
Complied folder and blog with Then and Now pictures around the village.
Completed blog with a Timeline for Llanteg.
Transcribed village censuses 1841-1901.
Collected old Wills, Newspaper Articles, Sales Notices etc.
Bought a large map of village, 10 display boards plus an aerial photo for the Village Hall.
Compiled a Millennium census of residents and taken photos of each property.
Taken picture of features around the village and also take more shots as places change.
Collected reminiscences of older residents.
Collected Christmas reminiscences.
Collected old and current field names for comparison.
Conducted a year long Hedgerow Survey into plants in the parish.
Redrafted and published the Village Information Leaflet.
Researched the names of people who fought in the 2 World Wars and commissioned a War Memorial for the village hall.
Purchased 2 old water pumps and remodelled the gardens where the old Mountain Chapel had stood. We also erected an information panel.
Collected all grave inscriptions and photographed each of the 296 gravestones in the parish.
Tidied Mountain Chapel Gardens and put two old village pumps there - together with planters and a plaque.
Published:-
four history books, two picture books, W.I.booklet, Graves booklet, Recipe booklet, two House History booklets.
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