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        • King Edwin School Book
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    • Parish Map 1990
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      • Thoresby Colliery Bowls Club
    • St John Ambulance Brigade
    • Thoresby Miners Institute (The Club)
    • Women’s Institute
  • People
    • Artists
      • Alfred Wilson-Cox
      • Artist 3
      • Christopher Thomson and the Odd Fellows
      • Tudsbury
    • Author
      • Cecil Day-Lewis CBE
      • Cobham Brewer
      • Geoffrey Palmer (Rabbitt)
    • Families
      • Alexander Family of Edwinstowe Hall
      • Christopher Thomson 1799 -1871 Life Story
      • Dr. George Oakley Aldrich
      • Elizabeth Sarah Villa Real Gooch
      • Lady Eveline Maude
      • Lady Sibell Argles née Pierrepont
      • Parnell & Birkland House
      • Richard Neil & John Birdsall
      • Trueman
      • Watkins Woodhead Family
    • Military
      • Captain Hume and Family
    • Music
      • Philip Brett
    • Pioneers
      • Hoggard
      • Hooton
      • Snowden
    • Public Servants
    • Sport
      • Bow Making – Les Howis & Keith Gascoigne of KG Archery
    • Vicars of st marys
      • Canon Henry Telford Hayman
      • Reverend James Flanagan
      • Reverend Paulson
      • Vicars of St. Mary’s Church
  • River Maun
  • Sherwood Forest
    • Edwinstowe Oaks
    • Robin Hood Festival
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    • Trees of Sherwood Forest & Major Oak
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  • War Years
    • Armistice Parades
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    • Second World War
      • Edwinstowe air crash assistance request – 26th February 1944
      • Home Guard
      • Land Army Memories
      • Memories of D-Day
      • Prisoners of War (POW) in Sherwood Forest
      • Royal Army Ordnance (R.A.O.C.)
      • Senior Service
      • Sherwood Forest during and after World War II
      • Territorial Army
      • The Fallen World War II
      • The Royal Observer Corps
      • The Second World War in Burma
      • Thoresby Colliery World War II
      • War Time School Days & My Early Days at King Edwin’s School
      • When Royalty stopped off at Edwinstowe
      • Women’s Voluntary Service
    • War Memorial
• Publications
• Young Historian
  • Christopher Thomson Social Reformer and Artist.
  • Cowboys and Pit Ponies
  • Evacuees – Letter of thanks from Sheffield to Edwinstowe 1939   –  Go To World War 2 link
  • King Edwin Primary School previously called Edwinstowe Council School
  • POW Camp – One of the Secrets of Sherwood Forest – Vera’s Story.
  • Why Did the King Visit Ollerton 1904?