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A selection of my paintings and photographs, a look at the village of Finchingfield, Essex and photos and memories of old BBC Radio equipment.
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Paintings by Roger Beckwith - Introduction
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Paintings by Roger Beckwith. The paintings are in themed galleries. Click on the pictures to visit a gallery. Railways of the past. Close-ups of (mostly) white roses. The surface of water, nature's abstracts. Some views near my home. Views around a little Essex hamlet. Interiors, still life, floral and a self portrait. From barns to Parliament. Recent works have mostly been of two subjects - roses and reflections in water. The roses are very close-up views painted fairly large - usually about two fee...
Photos by Roger Beckwith - Introduction
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Photographs by Roger Beckwith. The photos are divided into several galleries. Click on the pictures to visit a gallery. Mostly photos of Eastbourne. Pictures of high tide at Eastbourne. A selection of shots of London. Pictures of people including some taken at London's Petticoat Lane. Viewed from Eastbourne promenade and Beachy Head. Looking out of my window. Last modified November 3rd 2002.
Links for Roger Beckwith's Pages
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For Roger Beckwith's Photos and Paintings Pages. Links relating to Finchingfield and old broadcasting equipment are in the relevant sections of this site. Click on the names or the pictures. Mike's site includes several galleries of photographs taken on his travels and a selection of his watercolour paintings, many of which show Sussex scenes. Gwynfor says his main subject is the Rhymney Valley in South Wales, though some lovely skies seem to feature prominently in his paintings! Like me, Susan uses Alky...
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Finchingfield - Some buildings
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The Fire Engine House. The horse-drawn fire-engine's big moment came in 1905 when the Green Man Inn burnt down, although, aided by an engine from Wethersfield, the adjacent Guildhall was saved - see the historic days page. The 1990s picture shows the fire engine house is now half the size and the building to the right has gone completely. Dating from the sixteenth century, perhaps earlier, this building may be the oldest in the village. To manage it, helped by his wife, and paid 1 per month. They wer...
Finchingfield - Looking down from the church tower
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These photos, taken in July 1978, show views of the village from the church tower. Here we are looking down at the centre of the village. The large building, front right, is the Guildhall. It's possible to pick out the pond and greens. The gabled roofs in the distance identify Finchingfield House and Prospect House. Moving round the tower, we're now looking south-eastwards. Page ©2000-2012 Roger Beckwith. Last updated 29th August 2012.
Finchingfield - Memories by James Richards
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The presence of an air base at Wethersfield, just up the road, brought many Americans to Finchingfield. USAF personnel often came with their families, and some lived in the village. James Richards spent some of his childhood in the area in the 1950s. He sent these photos of a Whit Monday Fair on the green, and looks back on his days in England. The Whit Fair has attracted a sizeable crowd and here they are watching dancing on the green. A tub race on the pond and an American visitor spots the camera.
Finchingfield - Memories of Arthur Digby
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The first article on this page was published in an Essex magazine and was written by my late cousin, Arthur Digby. Then come two (added February 2015) taken from a local newspaper which recall the past of a small hamlet called Little London and the staff who worked on a nearby estate, Spains Hall. There's also a clipping from a newspaper dating from 1756 (added June 2015). He could be amused, but we'd been married a mere 24 hours. The dominating church, the chapel, the Fox, the Green Man, the butcher's s...
Finchingfield - Early Snow
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During a visit to the village in November 1993 I was surprised to get the opportunity to photograph the village centre after a light fall of snow. In the picture on the left we see the Fox and the Manse, the latter originally the home of the Minister of the chapel which is out of shot to the left. The inhabitants of the pond carry on as usual. Page ©2000-2012 Roger Beckwith. Last updated 29th August 2012.
Finchingfield - Around the Pond
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Around the pond buildings. To the right of the "classic view" this foot-bridge crosses the Pant, the stream that runs through the pond. I wonder how many people have stood on it and watched the ducks in the sixty years or so between this photograph and the next. The windmill appears to be in poor condition in the 1930s but looks much better by the 90s. There are some views of it on another page. Around the pond buildings. Page ©2000-2012 Roger Beckwith. Last updated 29th August 2012.
Finchingfield - Looking Back
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If you walk into the "classic view" seen on the previous page and look back, you'll see the views on this page. The earliest photo dates from the early 1900s. Early 1930s. The brick building in the distance near the centre of this picture is the United Reformed Chapel. Further to the right is The Fox Inn. Another 1950s view shows the old Workhouse again (left foreground). Compare the end wall of the Fox in the two 50s views with the 30s version - several windows have appeared. Looking back around the pond.
Finchingfield - The Village
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Finchingfield is on the B1052 Braintree to Saffron Walden road, fifty-four miles from London and close to Constable Country. In the time of William the Conqueror it was called Phincingfelda. William gave Finchingfield to one Roger Bigod (his way of rewarding his knights for their services during the invasion). The tiled roofs on most of the buildings in the centre of the village contribute to the harmony of the scene. If you're looking for thatch, left. Try the road that passes the windmill. The poet and...
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