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 the trust news & events nature history gallery local walks links site map contact us thorncombe village trust thorncombe village trust - caring for thorncombe's environment thorncombe history don’t forget that there now is a dedicated email address for all queries relating to thorncombe history: [email protected] t horncombe lies in a very beautiful part of west dorset, bordering devon and somerset. it falls within an area of outstanding natural beauty (aonb) . the parish is over 5,200 acres in extent and is principally agricultural land. fields tend to be small and hilly with ancient hedgerows, while the access roads to the village are very narrow lanes, shaded in summer by tall trees including oaks, beeches and sycamores, and fringed with primroses, bluebells and cow parsley. applications for grants from tvt under the terms of its amended constitution, thorncombe village trust (tvt) is now able to invite applications for grants from individuals or organisations wishing to undertake a project or activity which reflects one or more of the aims of the trust. namely to: i) encourage and promote a greater interest in, and understanding of, the local environment and its history ii) protect historic buildings in the parish and especially to conserve the character of the village of thorncombe and of the other settlements in the parish iii) oppose unsuitable development in the parish iv) safeguard and enhance the countryside in the parish. the money granted must be used for the direct benefit of the parish of thorncombe only and for the public good, in such a manner and place that the trustees can verify the grant has been appropriately used. if you wish to make an application for funding, please request an application form in one of the following ways: - email the secretary of the trustees on [email protected] - pick up a form from inside the porch at the school house, chard street, thorncombe (opposite the church) - download an application form and the guidelines from the tvt website application form guidelines for applications completed application forms need to be received by the end of september for an october decision and by end of february for a march decision by the board of trustees. for any further information or if you have any questions, please talk to one of the trustees: kate cahn (30054) (chair), mark agnew (30385), john higgs (30994), richard holt (30428), neil croton, jan walker (30212), john whitbread (30525). thank you for looking at our website - we have had over 9,999 visits since we started in 2012! have you got any old photos you could let us borrow? or do you have any memories of thorncombe and the parish that you could share with us? do get in touch - we’d love to hear from you new to the site……. a fascinating article in the history section by eve higgs : 1 & 2 church view, chard street - thorncombe’s ‘great house’ in 1734 the charity school at school house, which gave the hamlet its name, burnt down. in a bid to reduce the burden on parish poor rate payers, a law had recently been passed compelling parishes to stop paying their rent and accommodate able- bodied paupers and their families in workhouses, setting them to work to pay for their board and lodging. thorncombe’s three poorhouses weren’t big enough. so, killing two birds with one stone, vicar thomas cook gave his ‘great house’ to the parish for use as a schoolroom and workhouse. part of ' great house' still survives as 1 and 2 church view, chard street. eve higgs set herself the task of drilling further back to find out what the house might have looked like before its third storey was added in 1752, through close analysis of the documentary evidence and examination of other research into surviving 17th century buildings in the south west. she also discussed her theory with a local expert to find out what ' great house' might have looked like before it became a workhouse. according to architectural historian bob machin, while both properties have been extended and extensively renovated during the intervening centuries, surviving architectural features from the ground floor inner rooms and kitchens linked to a 19th century plan of ‘great house’. he suggests that the original house dated back to the late 16th century, and was laid out along the lines of chetnole farm, near sherborne, rebuilt during the mid 17th century and was built for a ' person of class'. ……. read more here the men of thorncombe who died in the first world war compiled by heather roughton, november 2018, to mark the 100 th anniversary of the 1918 armistice. heather has compiled a moving account of the 21 young men from the thorncombe are who gave up their lives in the first world war. here is an extract: arthur george down died sunday 29 th august 1915 aged 20. his father albert was a native of thorncombe, who for a time after his marriage was landlord of the golden house inn at holditch (1891 census). by 1911 the family lived at schoolhouse, and albert had a haulage business. arthur and his brother albert jr were both farm labourers in peacetime, but joined the royal navy. he was one of 7000 sailors based at devonport who died during the first world war. click here to read the full account. history of the trust constitution of the trust minutes of meetings archived minutes obituaries contacts newsletter newsletter archives past events blackdown walk aug 2013 bluebell walk may 2013 pollinator survey june 2013 visiting new-born lambs 2013 2014 christmas sale trees commemorative trees johnson's wood geology and geography wildlife birds chard junction nature reserve nature reserve pictures butterflies butterfly surveys photo albums artists and writers footpaths general poor relief houses in the news industry pubs religion reminiscences schools 17th and 18th centuries harry banks pissarro hedge dating once upon a thorncombe road thorncombe's lost roads & hidden holways thorncombe's history first world war thorncombe men thorncombe's changing boundaries parish poorhouse and workhouses the poor life in thorncombe's workhouse chard st bakery & forge holway cottage forde abbey gough's barton holditch court upperfold house sadborow hall wayside thomas place and the terrace pinneys 1 & 2 church view chard street dodgy local ice-cream gribb arsenic poisoning industrial relics westford mill thorncombe's flax and hemp industries broomstick weddings royal oak golden house st mary's church thorncombe's chapels quakers commonwealth vicars who was william bragge? 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