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History
- Overview
- Barber's Point Burial, c.600
- Snape Ship Burial, c.650
- Domesday, 1086
- Facts & Figures, 1086 on
- Bendectine Priory, 1155-1528
- Church of St John the Baptist, C13-15
- Local Heroes (and a very few villains!)
- Racecourse, c.1727-c.1912
- The Old Mill (Benjamin Britten), 1797
- Map of Snape, 1824/25
- Map: OS First Series 1", 1837
- Snape Branch Line, 1859-1960
- Snape Chapel, 1862-2008
- Garretts' Snape portraits, 1888-99
- Garretts' Snape portraits commentary
- The 20th & 21st Centuries
- SNAPE ARCHIVE
- Remembering the Somme, 1916
- War Memorials, 1914-1919
- Roll of Honour, WWI & WW2
- War Memorial, 1939-1945
- The Village Sign, 1987
- 2013 flood
- 2013 flood: "E&F" report
- Hazlewood Marshes flood aftermath
- Hazlewood Marshes today
- River-wall repair, 2014/15
- Archaeology digs, 2014/16
- Jenny Toombs (1940-2018)
Contact: SNAPE ARCHIVE
The grave of Joseph Lee, the only one of 44 Snape casualties
of the two World Wars to be buried at home.
He had died at Wharncliffe War Hospital, Wortley, Sheffield.