Work in progress... The view taken near the corner of Sailors Lane from where The Pines now stands Pitch Place, Long Acres (on Sailors...

The Red Lion Inn, which closed as a pub in 1958, was infamous for its connection with the murder of the Unknown Sailor which is linked...

Photographs only but see also 'The Hindhead Tunnel'.

From British listed buildings: Hall House. Early C16 core, refaced in C17. Timber framed, clad in sandstone rubble with brick patching...

Linked as they so often appear together in photographs: Brook Cottage and Horn Cottage 1900. As you can see Red Lodge had not yet been...

The Dye House is a Grade II listed building (9th March 1960) constructed of timber framing with brick infill and has a steeply pitched...

With a note from Norman Ratcliffe of Happy Families Ancestral Research. The pdf can be downloaded below.

Transcribed by Norman Ratcliffe of Happy Families Ancestral Research, GU12 6EA. It can been downloaded below.

This census has been analysed (see below) and compared to the 2001 Thursley census. While the population has not grown significantly,...

The church was re-shingled with chestnut tiles from France in September 1986.

Help in Thursley is a volunteer driving scheme and was founded in 1997 and which was launched in the village hall Help in Thursley:...

These walks were created in 2008 and may not now be accurate!

Many people were responsible for the producing these beautiful kneelers in Thursley Church

Published by The History of Thursley Society in October 2008 and written by Edmund Haviland and many others, see contents list below....

To view the whole Census, please download the PDF document...

This booklet was planned as a Jubilee Anthology, to contain an assortment of items from numerous inhabitants of Thursley past and present.

An excerpt from a little brochure written in 1951, sadly, author unknown, but published “in aid of Thursley Festival Funds” at price 6d...