A Clophill resident's memories of all the shops in the village.
MoreIn 1666 a mercer in Clophill issued a trade token.
MoreMills in the area, how they work and Clophill Watermill in particular
MoreThe Early Years of Education in Clophill.
MoreCainhoe Castle is a Motte and Bailey castle dating back to the Norman invasion.
MoreClophill would have had a workhouse until 1834 when Ampthill Union was a formed and a large workhouse built there.
Read about itWhat the old church looked like from the time it was built until until the new church was built.
MoreHow the Old Church went into decline and was finally rescued.
MoreHow the new church came to be built.
MoreWesleyan Chapel, First Primitive Methodist Chapel, Second Primitive Methodist Chapel and current Methodist Chapel.
MoreA Priory existed at Beadlow from the 12th to the 15th centuries.
MoreThe act called for a survey of properties to update the rating system.
MoreThere are two Scheduled Monuments in Clophill.
MoreClophill has thirty four listed buildings.
See themAnd the old Bedford to Luton road.
MoreThere were six pubs in Clophill.
Pub crawlAn old tree used to stand at the bottom of Great Lane.
MoreThere was a Fire Station in Old Silsoe Road.
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