Magazine - Five Arches - Issue 37 - 2000

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Title:	Five Arches
Country:	UK
Issue:	37
Date:	2000
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Spring 2000

Cover Picture: Crowds Gather at New Street, Mells, for the opening of the Easter Daffodil Festival.
Binding Type: Staples (2)
Published by Radstock, Midsomer Norton and District Museum Society.
Cover Price £2.00

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RadoxTheGreen 29th Sep 2013		Spring 2000 Contents Include: Museum Update - Society Chairman, Richard Maggs reports on the first full season at the permanent Market Hall site for the museum. Obituary: Dick Price - A few thoughts from Dennis Chedgy. The Paulton Hooter - Bill Biggs recalls how the Ashman's boot factory hooter became an air raid warning in the Second World War. Museum Friends - R.J. Charles Chilcott appeals for members to enlist as a "Friend of the Museum". George Henry Butler - by Frances Nowak. Haydon Canteen, Kilmersdon - by F. Young. Memories from the last manager of the Kilmersdon Colliery Canteen. Evacuated to Coleford (Part 2) - Robert Williams continues his recollections of his wartime evacuation in Coleford. A Flight to Remember - Dennis Chedgy's trip on Concorde inspires him to look at the plane trips offered locally through the years. Rambles to Mells (Part 2) - Dick Graham and Dennis Chedgy continue their ramble to the Daffodil Festival. Reverend Skinner (Rector of Camerton 200 years ago) Part One - Skinner and the Coal Miners. Harry and Some of the Cook Family of Clutton - by Keith Trivett (part 1). Group Capt. J.R.D. "Bob" Braham DSO, DFC, AFC, CD, Belgian Order of the Crown with Palm and Belgian Croix de Guerre 1940 with Palm - Born in Holcombe, Braham was the top scoring Ace flying twin engined fighter aircraft, and Britain's most decorated WWII pilot. The Day the Fair Came to Town - Chris Handley recalls the Midsomer Norton Street Fair of the 1950s.

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