1. Spring 2014 1920s Box History
2. Early Summer 2014 1950s and 60s Shops
3. Late Summer 2014 The First World War Servicemen
4. Autumn 2014 Problems after WW1
5. Winter 2014-15 Queens Head and Ponting Family
6. Spring 2015 Village Celebrations
7. Early Summer 2015 Manufacturing in Box
8. Late Summer 2015 Farming in Victorian Times
9. Autumn 2015 Kingsdown Asylum
10. Winter 2015-16
11. Spring 2016
12. Summer 2016
13. Autumn 2016
14. inter 2016-17
15. Spring 2017
16. Summer 2017
17. Autumn 2017
18. Winter 2017-18
19. Spring 2018
20. Summer 2018
21. Autumn 2018
22. Winter 2018-19
23. Spring 2019
Summer 2019
Autumn 2019
Winter 2019-20
Spring 2020

The 1920s
The 1950s and 1960s
The Great War
Slump After WW1
Victorian Centre 1870 - 1
Celebrations 1870 - 1920s
Manufacturing 1870 - 192
Farming 1870 - 1920s
Health & Leisure 1870 - 1920s
End of Era, 1912
Tudor & Stuart Box, 1485 - 1714
Where You Live in 1626
Box Revels Old & New
Civil War, 1642 - 1651
Rail & Quarry Age, 1830 - 1870
Underground Tour
Railway Changes
Building Modern Box
Outbreak of WW2 1939
WW2 1940
WW2 1941-42
World War 1
Georgian Box
Chapel Plaister Highwayman
Slave Plantation Owners
Heritage Trail
Northey Family

Quarrying in Box
Shops in the Centre
Photos of Box
The Box Worthies
Pontings an
Fete Field Party
Box Brewery
Lark Rise to Hatt
Kingsdown Asylum
Northey Sale Particulars
Tudor & Stuart Mansions in Box
Francis Allen's 1626 map
Modern Box Revels
Old Jockey Farm
Building Box Tunnel
Inside Quarry Passageway
Cuttings Mill
Bargates
Box Bells Silenced
Box Home Guard
Memories
War Memorial
Moral Impropriety

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Left: The door of Box Blind House retains its secrets (photo CMP)

How Much Do you Mean?
A reader suggested we include a currency converter to understand how much £100 in 1900 is worth today.[1] Great Idea.
You can do this by using the tool at Currency Converter.
[1] The answer is £11,900 - amazing isn't it !!