Chelsfield

The Five Bells in 1865.

Farmworkers on Willaim Waring's estate in 1905, a year after his death.

 Willaim Waring, who died in 1904 having been Lord of the Manor of Chelsfield and Hewitts for 53 years.

 Ivy Cottages, in the centre of the village in 1910, were demolished 50 years later.

 William and Emily Horwood with her brother Albert Kimber (visiting from Australia) in the 1920s. William was a successful quarryman with   pits at Rushmore Hill and Green St. Green.

 Fairtrough farm, in the south of the parish, with Bank of England official and early commuter, Edgar Auld, at the gate.