• 1946: USA tests atom bomb at Bikini Island | • 1947: Sound Barrier broken | • 1948: NHS founded | • 1950: Korean War starts | • 1951: Suez "Crisis" | • 1953: Queen Elizabeth II crowned | • 1954: Bannister runs 1st 4 minute mile | • 1955: ITV starts broadcasting | • 1955: Glynde Place opened to the public | • 1957: 1st dog in space | • 1958: Gatwick Airport opened | • 1959: M1, the 1st motoway, opened | • 1961: 1st man in space | • 1963: US President Kennedy assassinated | • 1965: Post Office Tower opened | • 1966: England win World Cup | • 1967: 1st heart transplant | • 1968: Martin Luther King assassinated | • 1969: 1st men on the moon | • 1970: North Sea Oil discovered | • 1971: Decimal coins introduced | • 1972: "Bloody Sunday", 13 killed in Derry | • 1974: US President Nixon resigned | • 1976: Harold Wilson resigned as PM | • 1978: 1st "Test Tube" baby born | • 1979: Margaret Thatcher elected, UK's 1st woman PM | • 1981: Prince Charles married Lady Di | • 1982: Falklands War | • 1984: Miners' Strike starts | • 1985: Live Aid concert | • 1987: Hurricane lashes South Coast | • 1987: "Black Monday" Stock Market crash |
Owner | ||
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From | Name | Until |
1934 | Lady Rosabelle Brand | 1950 |
1955 | Cosmo Crawley | 1966 |
1974 | Elisabeth Rea | 2009 |
Occupier | ||
From | Name | Until |
1946 | William F and Doris Todd | 1946 |
1950 | Frederick and Hilda Burchall | 1950 |
1955 | Elizabeth Ann Eborn | 1955 |
1965 | Lillian M Westcott | 1965 |
One of a pair of cottages that were not included in the sale of the Littledene estate in 1966 because the retired nanny of the vendor (Cosmo Crawley) lived in No. 2.
Number one was purchased by Nick Rea in 1970 and his wife Elizabeth purchased number 2 after the death of the nanny in 1974. The two cottages were merged into one by Nick Rea in the summer of 2009.glynde.info/history by Andrew Lusted & Chris Whitmore is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
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