A collection of historical and local information
on the two parishes of Bures St Mary and Bures Hamlet from
the late 1800`s to 2010.
Currently there
are approx 191 pages on-line
Click on the
image for a more detailed information
I
hope you enjoy your visit, its aim is to view a selection
of the finest buildings and structures of historic interest
within the two parishes.
Hopefully this site will enlighten those, especially new to
the village who may never have heard of the Tannery, Maltings,
Cheese Factory, Gas Works, Workhouse, Victory Hall etc
If you cannot find what you are looking for then visit the
Site Map for a comprehensive list of available pages.
"Any fool
can make history, but it takes a genius to write it":-
Oscar Wilde
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 Launched early 2008, a collection
of 300+ archived Bures photographs dating back to the late
1800`s.
visit:- www.bures.org.uk
Supported by W. A. Church Ltd
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Launched early 2010,
Bures at War.
Life in Bures during the second World War
visit:- www.bures.me.uk
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Since the
launch of the web site in 2001, we have archived over 2,500
documents and pieces of information concerning both world
wars within the village.
We also collected 2000+ images of Bures from the late 1800`s
to 2010.
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Bures-online
has been featured in the Halstead Gazette, Evening Gazette,
East Anglian Daily Times,
Suffolk Free Press, Lets Talk and many other local magazines.
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Have any questions
to ask, especially about lost relatives
Why not use our new online message board ?
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Current
Family Enquiries
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