We would like to hear from you.

Over the years we have managed to collect lots of information about the area on which now sits Brickfields Country Park. Council reports, maps, anecdotes, emails, letters, photographs, a gazetter, even a book from an 1881 listing the lots, buyers and prices from an auction at the brickworks. The following articles, notes, pictures, Etc. have been recieved from various sources and they constitute, as it were, the beginning of our quest. If you can help in any way we would be most grateful. We are already indebted to those kind folk who have helped so far.

Given all of the information presented here we are still on the look out for more, so if you have any information relating to the park, anecdotes (a lot of local residents used to play in the old brick diggings in their younger days), photographs, press cuttings Etc, then please let us know. Original photo's and other documents will be returned. E-mail or telephone Mike at the number on the E-mail page.

Use the links below to view on-line extracts of the documents we have available (each will open in a new window) :-

The short version Brickfields Country Park in brief.
A History On line copy of our "History" publication, the long version.
Report The proposal report presented to Rusmoor for the construction works.
Comments Comments on the construction works by Alan Harding the Project Officer.
Mr. G. Kemp Article from the Aldershot News of 1st March 1907 about Mr G. Kemp and his firm.
Letters A recent letter from David Medhurst who lived locally.
Names and Places A list of People, names and places we are currently researching.

We are already indebted to the kind folk below who have helped so far with information, stories and anecdotes -

Alan Harding
Bill Cook
David Medhurt
Peggy Stroud
Roy Masters
Tim Childerhouse
- project officer for the park.
- of Rushmoor Borough Council who provided the original proposal report #64/83 
- who lived in the area and used to have "war games" in Brickfields with the Army Cadets.
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- director of Kemp Stroud, Builders, in Aldershot.
- our well known local historian of Aldershot and the surrounding areas.

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