Graham Greene

'Little Orchard Cottage', where Graham Greene once lived (1931-34). Newspaper cutting 1999

Ref: 2000/014/DS

‘Little Orchard Cottage’, where Graham Greene once lived (1931-34). Cutting from ‘The Times’, ‘Weekend Section’ 16.10.99.
A Sort of Life

Ref: 2002/051/DS

Extract from “A Sort of Life”, London 1971.pp 200-207. Photocopy. Reminiscences of his life in Chipping Campden. Extract from ‘Journey without Maps’
Campden Grammar School, Norton Hall entertainment 1916

Ref: 2009/250/DS

15 wounded soldiers given an entertainment at Norton Hall Red Cross Hospital by Chipping Campden Grammar School, Hicks House pupils. Mentions A. Marsh, A. Izod, F. Waring. Cutting from the Evesham Journal December 16th 1916.
Graham and Vivien Greene in Campden 1931-33

Ref: 2012/013/L

Leaflet commissioned by present owners in 2012 to mark the fixing of a Blue Plaque to their cottage, Little Orchard in Hoo Lane, to commemorate the time that Graham and Vivien Greene lived there. Text mentions many Campden characters including Nellie Greenall, Martha Ellis,Thomas Elsley, Charles Seitz, Ernie Buckland, Bob Dickenson and Father Bilsborrow. Digital background ...
The Quiet Man of Chipping Campden

Ref: 2005/036/DS

Cutting from “The Times Weekend” 16/10/1999 on the sale of “Little Orchard” in Chipping Campden where Graham Greene lived with his wife Vivien and wrote three of his novels
Vivien & Graham Greene Centenary Catalogue

Ref: 2004/173/DS

A centenary catalogue of books by and about Vivien & Graham Greene. Some items of local interest to Chipping Campden, such as No. 868. Pub. Waterfield’s Antiquarian Booksellers, Oxford. 2004.

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