Escan - The Eatons Community Association

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Vic Anderson, the local butcher, bought the business in 1962. A butchers has stood on this site since at least 1891 when William Peck began the business. Part of the village life, this shop is the last remaining local family business. Vic proudly supports the village activities.

Andersons Butchers

Inside Andersons Butchers

Built by Bedfordshire as a Secondary School for the children of Eaton Socon the School became a Primary School in the mid 1960’s. In the summer of 2002 the original school was demolished after a new purpose built Primary School had been built behind. These photographs show children at work in the old classrooms in May 2002.

Bushmead School

Daffodils and shrubs planted near the Water Tower have brightened up the southern entrance to Monarch Rd.

Monarch Rd daffs

Built in 1826 for the ‘confinement of malefactors’ the Cage was used until the end of the nineteenth century. Only one person has been known to escape. This building can be found down School Lane.

The ‘Cage’ or ‘Lock Up’

Autumn in Nelson Road

Autumn Eaton Socon Green

Exploring The Lock Up	The Lock Up	The Lock Up and Fire Engine House
The Lock Up	The Cage and Institute	441, 443 Great North Rd - Farm Cottages
Back of Bushmead Juniors (May 2002)	Bushmead Juniors Classroom on the Second Floor with views	Bushmead Juniors being Demolished (Sep 2002)
Bushmead Juniors bein Demolished (Sep 2002)	2 - 10 Ackerman Street	Ackerman Green

View of Ackerman Street	The Falcon, 170 Great North Rd	The Falcon, 168 Great North Rd
Falcon Corner, Eaton Socon Green	Eaton Socon School	Eaton Socon School
Eaton Socon Methodist chapel	Rivermill and Cottage	Rivermill Marina

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