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 12 and 13 Hoe are known as Archway Cottages because they are near the railway bridge. Flooding in October 1993, said to have been caused by the filling in of drainage ditches on land towards Northall Green. They have now been reinstated.  The cottages made the
papers in 1950. The iron
stay on No. 12. 12 Hoe, Mrs Mary Mendham
and Stanley. Stanley and Olive Mendham's wedding at No. 12. 14 Hoe  The
wedding of Sylvia Ethel Holmes, 1951
In 1955 a very sad story. The wedding of Raymond Douglas Holmes, 1964.  George Carter, garden designer, lived at 14 Hoe. 15 Hoe  The Butters family lived in several of Hoe Hall farm's cottages at various times. Edward Butters is seen here gardening at No.15, with Redmire Hills in the background. When he retired from the farm, Edward and his wife Dolly returned to No. 5 where they had lived some time before.  Edward and
Dolly Butters' son Ted married his wife Daphne at Hoe church. Ted also worked at Hoe Hall farm. |