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') home contact us fillongley - corley books houses and cottages group photos fillongley farms fillongley church wesleyan chapels fillongley public hosues wood end old - parish magazines fillongley businesses fillongley field names corley corley church corley people sports clubs corley - memories - pegington fillongley castle fillongley gravestones corley village school corley school log book fillongley village school fillongley & corley history fillongley and corley history www..co.uk this website is run on a 'voluntary' basis and paid for by mrs susan moore, past chairman and president of the fillongley and corley local history group. (the group no longer meet.) to preserve the work and research that the history group carried out, information and copies of 'old' photographs have been included on this site and are freely available for anyone to use or to copy. local history books available to order from www.fillongley-publications . ' i remember strawberries & sewage ' - memories and photographs of fillongley. £4.50 ' i remember bare bottoms & stinging nettles ' award winning history of local village schools, photographs and memories, including corley, fillongley, arley, maxstoke, meriden, little packington, shawbury industrial school etc. £13.50. available from astley book farm or www.fillongley-publications.com 'corley school log books' edited extracts. f ree copy to print out yourself when you order the village school's book 'i remember bare bottoms & stinging nettles). 'fillongley field names' from 1843 tithe map. available to print out free from the page on this website. ' 1900c fillongley village. man with stick, j.p. blackham,who lived at the mount. fillgongley village, c1910. mr coton with his horse. he was the last 'carrier' in fillongley, before public transport and there were few cars. he carried people and goods and provided a regular service. it took about 2 hours to reach coventry as he had to make deliveries on his way. photo by sidwell, meriden. fillongley village c1915. wills stores and the bakehouse were demolished in the 1960's.// left turning to mill lane, re-named ousterne lane so as not to confuse it with the other mill lane in fillongley. there would probably have been a windmill at the top of the lane in medieval times. // the old working men's club remains and is now alpha house. at the bottom you can see the arched garage doorway, and this was a blacksmiths. before it was the club, it was the cock inn. adjoining it, the old post office and bank, run by mrs white, was demolished about 1938. (set back but you can see the sign, is the butcher's arms, now a house). this web site is provided by susan moore, former chairman and president of the fillongley and corley local history group. sadly, the group no longer meets, but local history and photographs are constantly added to this web site. it takes hours of work - so i hope you enjoy browsing through. if you have history / information about the village or 'old' photographs we can borrow to copy and include on this site, please let me know. tel. 07745 144 922. there are several local history books still available to buy. details below or from the website: www.fillongley-publications.com a fascinating history of local village schools within approx a 4 miles radius of fillongley, including an industrial school and an open air school. arley: church school, herbert fowler and gun hill school. astley village school. corley: national school & corley open air school fillongley village school (now bournebrook) little packington school, on the packington estate maxstoke village school meriden village school shustoke village school shawbury industrial school ar i remember bare bottoms & stinging nettles is an award winning book. a fascinating history of childhood, compiled from oral recordings, memories, historical records, log books etc. includes approx 100 photographs. order from: www.fillongley-publications.com or from astley book farm. also available to order from amazon books www.amazon.co.uk but beware. have noticed it for sale between £11.48 and £700 !! jan 2016. above and below: ousterne lane, fillongley. (originally called mill lane as there would probably have been a medieval windmill at the top of the hill). bottom of lane is the bakehouse. mary ann anderton standing outside her cottage. she ran a tea room from here and was a post lady for many years. the bakehouse and cottage were demolished to make way for bournebrook close in the 1960's. above: ousterne lane. mr and mrs chambers. i remember strawberries & sewage order from: fillongley publications www.fillongley-publications.com there are just a few copies of this book remaining @ £4.50 to collect in fillongley. a wonderful collection of memories and anecdotes of life as it was in fillongley during the 19th and first half of the 20th century. compiled from oral recordings. many photographs. fillongley is located in the old forest of arden, warwickshire. in ancient times the inhabitants would clear the forest and make a settlement. area names indicate this, such as green end and wood end. the de fillongley family had a wooden fortified 'castle' in berry fields (deriving from 'bury' meaning a mound). after the conquest of england in 1066, land was divided up by william the conquerer and awarded to his mercenaries. fillongley castle was built by the de hastings family who also built the church. constructing the church would have taken many years and a new settlement grown around it, making 'new fillongley'. 'old' fillongley was located in the chapel green area, around the 'old' hall. there was a wooden chapel and fillongley common in this area. above: the butchers arms - landlords - the meek family. c1911 below are various (old) views of fillongley village, shops, pubs and people. if you have photographs we can copy / add to this site - we would be pleased to hear from you. we can copy them while you wait if you are unable to scan/email them to us. fillongley is situated in the heart of england, north warwickshire. it is a large spread-out parish and borders maxstoke, shustoke, arley, astley, meriden and corley. it was once a busy farming community but nowadays most inhabitants commute to nuneaton, coventry or birmingham to find employment. the first settlement was believed to be in the chapel green area (where there was a wooden chapel) and fillongley old hall is mentioned in domesday. above left: pre 1950. fillongley post office and shop, church lane with mrs ingrams cottage behind. right hand side - wall to the vicarage gardens - now holbeche crescent. above right: butcher's arms. below: the bell inn. (below left) - in flood from the stream bournebrook. mr charlie barker (1920's) ran the bell inn and brewed his own beer. he also had the first post office and bank in the pub. behind was a bowling green. he had sheds along by the stream and stored his old carts - and there were rats! (above) mr jackie rathbone with his 'cobblers' apron on. his cobblers shop was next to the bell inn. (pre 1950). (left) mr charlie barker, landlord, the bell inn. (below) the butchers arms (closed about 2005, and converted into a dwelling). it dates back to 1614. landlords include the meek family in the early 1900's. nancy wood. // judith and robert nicolas until its closure. to enlarge the car park - the old post office and bank, demolished about 1938. mrs white had run the post office and bank from here. (her granddaughter, rene watson's memories are in 'i remember strawberries & sewage'. butchers arms (above) fillongley pre 1938. from left to right: wills village shop. the bake house. (mill lane entrance now called ousterne lane) the working men's club (now alpha house). the post office and bank demolished in 1938 to make a car park for the butcher's arms. (above) the manor house pub. it was a private house rented by the ibbotson family from 1910. it was not kept in a good order and when they left, the brewery

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