River Meon, from Tim Mouse goes down the Stream by Judy Brook.
Cover of 'Tim Mouse goes down the Stream.' 1970.
Title page Tim Mouse goes down the stream.
This page of Tim Mouse goes down the Stream shows the River Meon and the High Street, with The Country Store, owned by Judy Brook's father Geoff.
The other side of the river, with Glenthorne House and Brooklyn.
River Meon and unidentified farm building.
Cover of Tim Mouse Visits the Farm, 1977.
Mayhem on cricket pitch. This drawing accurately depicts the Recreation Ground on which East Meon Cricket Club plays its matches.
Cows and dogs in High Street, by Judy Brooks, showing All Saints Church, The Post Office (at the time), Glenthorne House (from the other direction).
Judy Brook lived in East Meon, the daughter of Geoff Brook who ran The Country Store, on the High Street. Judy was an accomplished author and illustrator of children’s books, notably the adventures of Tim Mouse. She used East Meon, and the countryside around, as the backdrop for the animals’ adventures and in doing so created a record of the village in the 1970s.
Creator
Judy Brook Place
East Meon Contributor
Margaret Perry Copyright
Judy Brook Reference number
EM/0017/0001 Accession number
2013-12-007 Format
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Spectator roundup of childrens books, with paragraph about Judy Brook, highlighted
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