Some interesting links
As you can see, Sally is also a professional artist.
Have a look at her website for more examples of her work:
www.sallygorton.co.uk
The Surrey History Centre is one of the best appointed record offices in the country with excellent facilities and helpful, professional staff:
Surrey History Centre
The Domestic Building Research Group surveys and records vernacular buildings in Surrey:
www.dbrg.org.uk
Andrew Moir is a specialist who can date timber-framed houses, other wooden structures and living trees using dendrochronological analysis: www.tree-ring.co.uk
Our house history books are beautifully bound by the Abbey Bookbindery:
www.bookbinders.co.uk
Mark Taylor and David Hill are top-class researchers and makers of reproduction Roman glassware:
www.romanglassmakers.co.uk
As its name suggests, this is a magazine devoted to garden railways:
Garden Rail
A prominent Godalming accountancy firm commissioned Philip to research the history of their premises:
Barnett Spooner, Chartered Accountants and Tax Advisers
When Philip is not researching the history of other people's houses, he has a particular interest in the history of Compton in Surrey where he was brought up:
Compton village website
He is also the clerk to
Artington Parish Council.
It is nearly a century since the outbreak of the Great War and all those who fought have now gone. This research is an attempt to discover more about the men from Compton in Surrey who fought and died. Any further information about these men will be gratefully received:
lestweforget.pdf
© Philip Gorton 2010
