Photo Traction Engine Enthusiast - Bob Lee 1975 - Photo jeff butter folder Date: 29/05/1975 Text Traction Engine Enthusiast - Bob Lee 1975 - Text Date: 29/05/1975

Part 1 Festival Of Transport July 2002 - Part 1 Part 2 Festival Of Transport July 2002 - Part 2 Date: 07/2002

Cover Millenium Festival Of Transport 11 June 2000 - Cover Millennium Weekend Festival of Transport Front page Date: 11/06/2000 Part 2 Millenium Festival Of Transport 11 June 2000 - Part 2 Pages 2 -3 Sponsors and Programme Date: 11/06/2000 Part 3 Millenium Festival Of Transport 11 June 2000 - Part 3 Pages 4-5 Brief history of Audlem Date: 11/06/2000 Part 4 Millenium Weekend Festival Of Transport Programme - Part 4 Pages 6-7 More brief history Date: 11/06/2000 Part 5 Millenium

Part 1 James Arthur Bonell Death 1952 - Part 1 ADHS ref 1171 thanks to Mary Cope Date: 15/12/1952

Part 1 also provides link to the BBC WW2peopleswar site via Megan's memories of the royal observer corps

Part 1 Joseph Perry Martin farmed at AshTree Farmor Villa on Kettle lane but owned College fields (the one in Shropshire) which he rented out. Thanks to Ian Jones for permission to display this. Date: 1923

Part 1 Sent to the history society. her sisters have also been helpful with research and her brother Edward leigh left his Welcome home certificate to the village but it was copied and the original returned. Another brother is holding the banner in several photos from the '30s Date: 2012

Dorothy WW2 Memories Of Wartime Audlem From 7 Residents - Dorothy these stories were uploaded to a BBC website c.2004 Eric WW2 Memories Of Wartime Audlem From 7 Residents - Eric Madge WW2 Memories Of Wartime Audlem From 7 Residents - Madge Margaret WW2 Memories Of Wartime Audlem From 7 Residents - Margaret Megan WW2 Memories Of Wartime Audlem From 7 Residents - Megan Michael WW2 Memories Of Wartime Audlem From 7 Residents - Michael Peggy WW2 Memories Of Wartime Audlem From 7

Part 1 Nancy Bonell (Nee Mcdonough) - Part 1 comment from Judy Benson : Nancy Bonell was married to Cedric Bonell (an Audlem family)- they ran a successful agricultural engineering workshop & yard on the site of what is now Little Heath Close. They lived in Heathfield House next to it, which was extended in the 1970s to provide a spacious family home. They had three children. When the business finished, the land on which it was based was sold for housing. The Bonell's carrie

Part 1 Bonells Wagon - Part 1 ref 1191 A new wagon on a trial run

Part 1 Arthur Bonell At Holmlea - Part 1 In Heathfield road