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During one of the Covid Lockdowns we were asked to help publish a memoir written by a Stedham man, Cecil Gilbert, who was born in 1899. He recalls his childhood in Stedham before the First World War. He mentions people (some familiar names such as West, Lintott, Christmas) and describes the village as it then was, before houses were built on the twenty-acre field. However, it is not just of local interest; it is a valuable piece of social history.
It was too long to include in our bi-annual magazine but not long enough to publish as a book, so with the help of Hooli Design we created a special issue magazine. It runs to 60 pages and is lavishly illustrated
During one of the Covid Lockdowns we were asked to help publish a memoir written by a Stedham man, Cecil Gilbert, who was born in 1899. He recalls his childhood in Stedham before the First World War. He mentions people (some familiar names such as West, Lintott, Christmas) and describes the village as it then was, before houses were built on the twenty-acre field. However, it is not just of local interest; it is a valuable piece of social history.
It was too long to include in our bi-annual magazine but not long enough to publish as a book, so with the help of Hooli Design we created a special issue magazine. It runs to 60 pages and is lavishly illustrated