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The Baptist Chapel, Leafield. The building has been converted to a domestic residence (1990s). The Wireless Station masts can just be seen in the distance. Date: not known

Potters Hill Farm (near Leafield) and Dennis's Grandfather. Date: not known (but reference on the back 48/49 could be 1948-1949)

Langley Farm south of Leafield. Built in 1858 but incorporating parts of the original Tudor hunting lodge belonging to Henry VII

Langley Farm. Farm incorporates part of hunting lodge of Henry VII. This is the royal insignia.

Fairspear House Leafield. Now the home of John Cochrane. Formerly the home of Farmer Calvert. Given by Mary Lockwood of the Ridings Leafield whose mother was in service there.

Schools in Leafield. Date: not known

Leafield Football Club photograph when they won the Milton under Wychwood British Legion Six-a-Side Cup 1932-1933

Leafield Football Club team; Winners of the Wychwood Cup.

Fancy Dress competitors at Leafield Village Fete. Date: 1930

Leafield Football Club team 1926-1927 Winners of the Charlbury Charity Cup Final Date: 1927

Aerial photograph of the new Leafield Technical Centre - TWR-1. Date: c 1990s

Aerial view of Leafield Technical Centre Date: c. 1990s

Photograph of one room and operating quarters at the Leafield wireless Radio Station. Date: not known

Copy of a photograph of Leafield Wireless Station taken from Shipton Downs, Shipton under Wychwood. Date: not known

Village Green and Pond in Leafield. Date: not known

Photograph of new building work of the Power House at the Leafield Wireless Radio Station site. Date: not known

Leafield; a village view. Location to be verified, but there appears to be a chapel in the left of the photograph. Date: not known

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