NUTFIELD Historic buildings and landscape
This new and enlarged 64 page book has been acclaimed by historians and architects for its attention to detail on local history in Surrey. Over 100 illustrations and a guided walk through the village.
Edited by Peter Finch, based on the book ‘Nutfield and Burstow’ by Peter Gray which proved so influential when published in 1980. Illustrated by Mike Garwood.
Price £9.50 + p&p. (Click here for more information)
Books Available from Nutfield History Group
The History of Kentwyns
Witten by Roy Clark MBE and based on voluminous archive of the Clement family with deeds dating back to 1383.
Illustrated with photos old and new.
Price £2 + p&p.
Nutfield in the Year 2000
A pictorial book on Nutfield in the year 2000 representing active organisations in the village at that time: Link magazine, village groups and clubs, sports teams, shops, churches and the school, naming each individual in the photographs.
Price £5 + p&p.
Nutfield: Our Village since Domesday
This 300 page hardback book is a broad outline of the parish history up to 1900. It was largely written by the late Richard Deacon with a few chapters by the members of the Nutfield History Group. It contains over 100 illustrations and maps. First published in 2000, reprinted in 2006.
Price £17.50 + p&p.
Nutfield Memories of World War II
72 pages full of fascinating stories about people and their children who lived in Nutfield during WWII and their war time stories. The book is supported by 27 war time pictures in colour and black and white. It also lists most of the Nutfield men and women who fought in the war, and those who fell.
It’s proving to be the kind of book you will not want to put down.
Edited by Peter Finch
Price £5 + p&p
Queens Head 1505 Tudor Wing
The Market Hall Theory by Mike Garwood.
The story behind the Tudor cross-
of families living in Nutfield in the 16th century -
Price £10 + p&p
This Hallowed Airstrip
An Historic Account of Redhill Aerodrome.
This book by Mike Garwood was put together for the unveiling of the Memorial Plaque in April 2017 at Nutfield Memorial Hall, by Air Commodore Clare S Walton RAF in front of six air attaches from allied countries. It was dedicated to the 75 airmen who flew in WW2 from RAF Redhill and gave their lives in air combat.
With 72 pages and 82 interesting pictures from early days of the aerodrome aircraft
to the Battle of Britain, including D-
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