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Titchfield AbbeyA dominant influence Titchfield Abbey brought a new focus and leadership to the village.
Buttercup Joe The local song?Victorian song collector George Gardiner visited William Burgess in 1907.
The CanalEngland's second oldest canal The Quickest way to put to sea in the 14th century
Titchfield CarnivalBurning who's effigy? Titchfield Bonfire Boys Society still preserve one of the biggest and best carnivals.
Henry CortThe Iron Master Henry Cort, the man who discovered a way to make strong, durable iron.
The Delme FamilyResidents at Place House The only other family to live at Place House, who finally allowed its demise.
Jim KeebleGordon-Keeble GK1 Vehicle manufacturer, design engineer, Spitfire pilot and raconteur.
The River MeonLife Giving Water The River Meon gave life, power and status to the Village.
St. Peter's Church, Titchfield The oldest village buildingSt Peter's Church, founded by St Wilfred in 688.
William ShakespeareLived in Titchfield? William Shakespeare visited Titchfield and drew inspiration from it.
Strawberry FieldsA trade for everyone Rubies from the dust that graced the finest tables.
The Wriothesley FamilyEarls of Southampton Henry Wriothesley transformed Titchfield Abbey into Place House, his family home.
The MeonwareThe Meonware Me-on-war-a, the name adopted by local Jutes
Market Hall The Market HallOnce it stood at the corner of Church Street.
RAF TitchfieldRAF Titchfield Flew barrage ballons during WW2 to impede enemy aircraft.
Skinhouse PieceSkinhouse Piece A place where parchment was made.