Historical Gallery

The "Titt" Wind Pump on North Street on the way to Hundon Hall. Historically this engine type is an important and rare example of a transitional design in wind engine technology between the earlier annular sailed windmills of which no example survives and the 20th Century fixed blade galvanised wind engines the "prairie type" wind pumps. The pump was named after its designer John Wallis Titt 1841-1910. There is still a thriving agricultural engineering company in Frome Somerset bearing his name The Wind Engine which was tended by William George Pryke and we assume he is shown in the picture. With thanks to Peter Rowlinson for the picture

Part of "Suffolke defcribed". A map of 1610

Great Lodge Deer Park in 1611 With greatful thanks to the W H Smith Museum

Hodskinson's map of Suffolk 1783 (detail)

Hodskinson's map of Suffolk 1783

Ordnance Survey map of 1840

This is a newspaper article about the Cock Inn at Scotch green in 1840 submitted by Alan Sergeant

A sketch map of Hundon in 1909 submitted by Alan Sergeant

Map from 1916, It is possible that Steeplechase terrace may have been for sale at that time. submitted by Alan Sergeant

An early picture from Church Street. Date unknown

The History Society of Hundon - with grateful thanks.

Hundon in 1611 With grateful thanks to the W H Smith Museum

1939-1945 A map of the area taken by the Luftwaffe showing Hundon airfield and the village

1939-1945 A detail from the Luftwaffe photograph showing the village

A map of Hundon in 1891

Detail from Ordnance Survey map of 1840

A view from Pinhoe Hill in the snow

Smiths Corner about 1905. This is one of the series taken by Mr. T. Stokoe who had a photographic studio in Clare

Cottage opposite the the school when it was 3 houses with corrugated roof. With grateful thanks to Gill Shepstone

Wedding picture of the Pryke and Haylock family outside the Hundon Post Office. 1924