The stories in this booklet take a nostalgic look at village life in Langham in the early part of the twentieth century. Charming Illustrations by Brenda Witcombe - Published March 2011
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Langham Remembers Them tells the stories of the men of Langham and Barleythorpe who lost their lives in the Great War: their photographs, their backgrounds, their regiments, where they fought and the circumstances of their deaths. It is the Village History Group's 2014 tribute to these brave men.
Contents include - Author’s Introduction; Background to the Great War; Call to Arms; 5th Battalion Leicestershire Regiment; Territorial Force - Oakham Company; 1914-1919 Event Time Line; John Henry Davenport; Henry Robert Augustus Adeane; Thomas William Burdett; Harold Percy Vincent; Ernest James Munday; John Thomas Casterton; Elijah Thompson; Sidney Albert Stimpson; Henry Wyatt Cole; Ernest Knott; Charles Lowe; Percy Albert Smith; George Skillett; William Thorpe; John Robert Horton; William Palmer; Arthur Cox; William Needham; Herbert Horton; John Charles Smith; Wilfred Frank Burton; Bryan Smith; Alfred Breakspear; Harold Fox-Pitt Lubbock; Reginald Lowe; Albert George Gosling; John William Breakspear; The Wellington Quarry Tunnels - Arras; War Graves; Langham Church; The Dead Man’s Penny; Menin Gate; Pip, Squeak and Wilfred; The Silver War Badge; The Territorial Force Medal 1914-1919; Langham Baptist Chapel; Langham War Memorial; Memorial to Twenty-Six War Heroes; In Flanders Field; We should also remember...; Bibliography.

Excerpts from the school logbooks; Brief history of the school; Early photographs; List of Head Teachers; Memories;

A series of articles written for the Langham News and exhibition texts from the Lookback at Langham exhibition and the Langham 2000 exhibition. Delightful illustrations drawn by Anthony Wright. Published Jan 2011 - To read a page please visit http://www.langhaminrutland.org.uk/publications.htm

Langham (Rutland) Mills, Millers and their Families from 1305 into the 20th c

Bill Nourish (now in his nineties) has been writing down his memories of his boyhood and youth in Langham for a number of years and all of them are included in Langham Village History Group’s archive. On several occasions, Bill has told us that he has “run dry” but fortunately, this has not been the case.
Thanks are due to Freda Smithson, Bill’s typist, and to Brenda Witcomb for her illustrations

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The stories of families who, over the centuries, have emigrated from Langham in Rutland. Written by Ann Grimmer [Palmer], - To read a page please go to http://www.langhaminrutland.org.uk/books/TLL28.pdf

This booklet is an account of three women living at different social levels in Langham during the 17th century. Women leave fewer records behind than the men, looking at their lives often means looking at the wills and inventories of their husbands.
Grace Fracey is an exception to this. Whilst research about 17th century society in general, and these women in particular, underpins the accounts of their lives, fiction fills in the details. This provides a comparison of these women at various stages in their lives, the similarities and differences.