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ITEM REF. NO. DATE PROPERTY VILLAGE/TOWN/PARISH Sales Particulars HM/001/SP 23/06/1871 Lots 1,2, & 3, Eastbourne Road, Blind

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ITEM REF. NO. DATE PROPERTY VILLAGE/TOWN/PARISH Sales Particulars HM/001/SP 23/06/1871 Lots 1,2, & 3, Eastbourne Road, Blind ITEM REF. NO. DATE PROPERTY VILLAGE/TOWN/PARISH Sales Particulars HM/001/SP 23/06/1871 Lots 1,2, & 3, Eastbourne Road, Blindley Heath Godstone Parish Sales Particulars HM/002/SP 25/07/1876 Lots 1,2, & 3, Eastbourne Road, BlindleyHeath Godstone Parish Sales Particulars HM/003/SP 25/071876 Stone Built Lodge, Eastbourne Road, Blindley Heath Godstone Parish Sales Particulars HM/004/SP 01/07/1881 Detached Residence k/a The Nursery, Eastbourne Road, Blindley Heath Godstone Parish Sales Particulars HM/005/SP 27/01/1881 35 houses & shops, South End Villas, Blindley Cottages & Cottenham Terrace Godstone Parish Sales Particulars HM/006/SP 14/07/1882 Lots 1-12, Eastbourne Road, Blindley Heath Godstone Parish Sales Particulars HM/007/SP 20/05/1892 The Corner House & 19, Building Plots, Junction Main Road and Oxted Road Godstone Parish Sales Particulars HM/008/SP 13/07/1904 Rose Cottage, Bankside , Bankside, The Brick Timber and Tiled Cottage, a Godstone Parish Brick and Tiled Cottage and two Timber and Slated Cottages, Godstone Sales Particulars HM/009/SP 27/07/1922 Castle View, Godstone Hill, Godstone Godstone Parish Sales Particulars HM/010/SP Unknown North Park, North Park Lane, Godstone Godstone Parish Sales Particulars HM/011/SP 09/09/1851 Bone’s Farm, Horne Horne Parish Sales Particulars HM/012/SP 11/02/1947 1-6, The Avenue, Roslyn & Bel Air and 1-6, Dormans Road Lingfield & Dormansland Parish Sales Particulars HM/013/SP 12/05/1904 The Haxted House Estate Lingfield & Limpsfield Parishes Sales Particulars HM/014/SP 06/04/1892 Drivers Farm Estate, Lingfield Lingfield Parish Sales Particulars HM/015/SP 30/04/1831 Freehold Post Windmill & Dwelling House, Limpsfield Chart Limpsfield Parish Sales Particulars HM/016/SP 02/07/1839 A Private Residence, Limpsfield Village Limpsfield Parish Sales Particulars HM/017/SP 19/08/1845 Four Capital Farms-Ledger’s, Fickleshole and Scott’s Hall, Chelsham – Chelsham, Limpsfield & Batchelor’s Farm, Limpsfield & Edenbridge Edenbridge Parishes Sales Particulars HM/018/SP/PG 17/07/1893 Chart Land Farm, Between Limpsfield &Itchingwood Commons Limpsfield Parish Sales Particulars HM/019/SP/PG 28/05/1918 Stockenden Farm, Grants Lane, Limpsfield Limpsfield Parish Sales Particulars HM/020/SP/PG 27/07/1920 Couldens Farm, Monks Lane Halt, Guildables Lane Limpsfield Parish Sales Particulars HM/021/SP/PG 16/06/1926 Freehold Property centre of Limpsfield Village Limpsfield Village Sales Particulars HM/022/SP/PG 09/12/1924 Couldens Farm, Monks Lane Halt, Guildables Lane Limpsfield Parish Sales Particulars HM/023/SP/PG 15/03/1886 7 Leasehold Houses, The Avenue, Carshalton-on-the-Hill Wallington Parish Sales Particulars HM/024/SP/PG 26/09/1872 2 Dwelling Houses & a Terrace of 3 Cottages, Hurst Green, Oxted Oxted Parish Sales Particulars HM/025/SP/PG 22/07/1887 Freehold Building Land forming a portion of the Barrow Green Estate, Oxted Oxted Parish Sales Particulars HM/026/SP/PG 01/08/1889 5, Dwelling Houses, Station Road, Oxted Oxted Parish Sales Particulars HM/027/SP/PG 13/10/1898 Fairholme & Fernleigh & Plot of Building Land, Station Road West, Oxted Oxted Parish Sales Particulars HM/028/SP/PG Unknown Old Court House, High Street, Limpsfield Limpsfield Parish Sales Particulars HM/029/SP/PG Unknown Stonesvale, Limpsfield Common Limpsfield Parish Sales Particulars HM/030/SP/PG Unknown New House adjoining Grove House, Wilderness Road, Oxted Oxted Parish Sales Particulars HM/031/SP 2005 Blackgrove, Tandridge Lane, Lingfield, Surrey Godstone Parish Sales Particulars HM/032/SP* 06/1967 Sales particulars of The College Lingfield Surrey County HM/001/LPG Unknown Details of Public Footpaths Bletchingley, Burstow, Crowhurst, Felbridge, Godstone, Horley, Horne, Lingfield, Oxted, Nutfield, Tandridge Surrey County HM/002/LPG 10/1966 Royal Commission on Local Government County of Surrey Surrey County HM/003/LPG 06/1970 Reform of Local Government County of Surrey Surrey County HM/004/LPG 07/1970 Staff Handbook County of Surrey Surrey County HM/005/LPG 05/1971 Proposed New County No. 40 County of Surrey Surrey County HM/006/LPG 06/1972 Surrey County Council Act 1971-re Superannuation Fund Godstone RDC Surrey County HM/007/LPG 09/1972 Reform of Local Government-Warding Proposals Caterham & Warlingham UDC & Godstone RDC Surrey County HM/008/LPG 12/1972 Local Government Act 1972-Election Of Councillors for the New District Caterham & Warlingham UDC & Surrey No. 10 Godstone RDC Surrey County HM/009/LPG 04/1974 Local Government Reorganisation Newsheet County of Surrey Surrey County HM/010/LPG 06/1972 Location and Siting of a New County Hall County of Surrey Surrey County HM/011/LPG 03/1978 Survey of Information Relating to Villages in Surrey County of Surrey Surrey County HM/012/LPG 01/1974 Channel Tunnel Document For Consultation County of Surrey Surrey County HM/013/LPG 02/1974 Channel Tunnel Rail Link-Preliminary Appraisal County of Surrey Surrey County HM/014/LPG 04/1974 Channel Tunnel Rail Link-Appraisal of alternatives in Surrey County of Surrey Surrey County HM/015/LPG 05/1974 Channel Tunnel Rail Link-Second Report on the Appraisal of Alternatives County of Surrey Surrey County HM/016/LPG 05/1974 Channel Tunnel Rail Link- A report and supplement by the County Planning County of Surrey Officer (2 documents) Gatwick Airport HM/017/LPG 04/1970 Draft Land Use Plan County of Surrey/Sussex Gatwick Airport HM/018/LPG 10/1970 An Environmental Study County of Surrey Gatwick Airport HM/019/LPG 11/1971 Report of Consultative Committee County of Surrey Gatwick Airport HM/020/LPG 05/1971 British Association for the Control of Aircraft Noise County of Surrey Gatwick Airport HM/021/LPG 11/1972 Report of the Consultative Committee County of Surrey Gatwick Airport HM/022/LPG 07/1974 Master Plan Report-British Airports Authority County of Surrey Gatwick Airport HM/023/LPG 06/1978 Times Newspaper Report of redevelopment County of Surrey Gatwick Airport HM/024/LPG 11/1978 Gatwick Tomorrow-What it could mean to the South East County of West Sussex Gatwick Airport HM/025/LPG 02/1982 Gatwick News (Newsletter) County of Surrey/Sussex Heathrow Airport HM/026/LPG 01/1971 Routeings over Surrey County of Surrey Bye-Law HM/027/LPG Unknown Public Health Act 1875-Regulations for House Drainage and Connection with Godstone RDC Public Sewers Tithe Schedule HM/001/MISC 1846 Transcript of Lingfield & Dormansland Tithe Apportionment Lingfield Greathed Mannor HM/002/MISC 09/1979 Open University Project by Alan Fellowes Lingfield & Dormansland Song Sheet HM/003/MISC Unknown “The Trees Are all Bare” (26 copies) Crowhurst & Lingfield Advertising Booklet HM/004/MISC 1935 Coach and Cage Lingfield Lingfield Short Story HM/005/MISC Unknown “The Prize Plant” by C.L. Hayward Lingfield Leaflet HM/006/MISC 07/1896 Surrey Archaeological Society Annual Excursion East Grinstead, Lingfield & Crowhurst Leaflet HM/007/MISC 12/1934 Lingfield Parish Church-Re-dedication of the Bells Lingfield Programme of Events HM/008/MISC 07/1941 Lingfield Spitfire Weekend Lingfield Souvenir Programme HM/009/MISC 05/1948 Lingfield War Memorial Week Lingfield Leaflets (2) HM/010/MISC 05/1952 Details of proposed Loan Museum at the Guest House Lingfield Memorial Service HM/011/MISC 07/1954 Sidney Miller, Vicar of Lingfield & Canon of Southwark Lingfield Invitation Card HM012/MISC 10/1955 The Opening of the Lingfield Library Lingfield Letters & Documents HM/013/MISC 03/1964 Results of excavations at Dry Hill Dormansland Programme HM/014/MISC 10/1977 Service of Dedication and Blessing of the Plough Lingfield Parish Church Lingfield Programme HM/015/MISC 03/1983 Big Switch On-Lingfield V Brighton & Hove Albion Lingfield Leaflet HM/016/MISC Unknown Old Town Fayre Lingfield Project HM/017/MISC Unknown Treatise on Godstone Union by Rena Guest Godstone RDC Journal-Bromley HM/018/MISC 08/1901 Bromley Record & Monthly Advertiser Bromley Surrey Life HM/019/MISC 06/1975 Reminiscences of Polly Marchant-Lingfield Lingfield Index HM/020/MISC 01/1975 Sketchbooks of Ernest Christie held at Caterham Valley Library Various Surrey Arch. Society HM/021/MISC List of articles held re Limpsfield, Tatsfield, Godstone, Tandridge East Surrey Map catalogue HM/022/MISC List of 25ins maps held at Oxted Library East Surrey Map catalogue HM/023/MISC List of maps and sales particulars of Lingfield held by Surrey County Council Lingfield Scrapbook HM/024/MISC 1919-1932 Dormans Park Dramatic Society Dormansland Map HM/025/MISC 2004 Plan of dwellings in Dormans Park Dormansland Star Inn HM/026/MISC 1933-1950 Correspondence and sketch plan relating to Star Inn Lingfield Library Item HM/027/MISC 19/01/1972 Letter from Lingfield Librarian to Mr. & Mrs Andrews re Red Barn Lingfield Guest House HM/028/MISC 1997-1999 Drawings relating to restoration Lingfield Guest House HM/029/MISC 1989-2000 Advisory Committee-various papers Lingfield Guest House 1989 Contents Inventory Lingfield Guest House 17/09/1999 Insurance and valuation Lingfield Guest House HM/032/MISC 1931 History of the Guest House by A.B. Hayward (3 typed copies) Lingfield Church & College HM/033/MISC 18/04/1469 Instrument concernen Collegin de Lingfield (in Latin) Lingfield Church & College HM/034/MISC 1933 List of old deeds relating to the Churchills of the College Lingfield Church & College HM/035/MISC 20/07/1933 Letter and one sheet of translation re surrender of Lingfield College Lingfield Church & College HM/036/MISC Extracts of Parish Records,Vestry Minutes and Church Warden Accounts 1559 Lingfield to 1832 Church & College HM/037/MISC 06/1899 Drawings of fragments of stained glass from the Church Lingfield Church & College Extracts of deeds referring to Reginald Cobham, Henry V etc -10 pages Lingfield Church & College 1469 Minutes of meeting of John Bow, Master of College of St.
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