​Welcome to the Emery Down village website -
a website for the village by the village. It brings together all the key areas of village life - the Village Hall, Church, Almshouses and the village Telephone Kiosk.
In addition, you will find a village forum for discussion topics and a calendar of upcoming events in Emery Down, Lyndhurst or in the near vicinity. There are also dedicated pages for the Church, the local history group 'How We Used To Live', the Village Hall, the Telephone Kiosk and the Almshouses, as well as a village small ads page for use by the village to promote events, advertise their village-based businesses, post small ads etc..

News and Events

Country Houses of the New Forest and Test Valley by Frank Green
Tuesday 3 March 2020 at 7.30 pm in Emery Down and Bank Village Hall (SO43 7EB)
We will look at a range of historic houses from the earliest, with no known builder or designer, to grand houses designed by named architects; set in managed landscapes with formally designed gardens.
Frank Green has worked in Hampshire since the mid-1970s as an archaeologist with particular interests in environmental archaeology and also historic buildings. He helped establish the Hampshire Field Club and Archaeological Societies historic buildings section and until recently was a committee member of the Buildings Archaeology group of the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists. He is also a member of the Winchester Diocesan Advisory Committee for the care of churches. Until October 2019 when he retired, he was the first professional archaeologist appointed by the New Forest National Park Authority.
Entrance: £4 on the door.  Refreshments available.
Event organised by ‘How We Used To Live’, the local history group for Allum Green, Bank, Emery Down and Gritnam.  
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Advertisement for Children and Families Worker at St Michael and All Angels' Church in Lyndhurst - closing date for applications 28 February 2020.
Please click here for details.

​Commemorating the First World War
A project to research the men whose names are inscribed on the lych gate in Emery Down is underway.  Please get in touch with Sara if you wish to be involved in any way - as a researcher or if you are a relative of any of the men whose names are listed.  Click the link to see the poster seeking your help.  We have a companion project with Lyndhurst Parish Council.  Please contact Adrian for details.

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