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Note the highlighted mounds in the top right photo showing the former location of Braybrooke Castle
Sadly the castle was demolished around 1633 but not before King James I dined there in 1605!
The Church - chancel 13th century and nave 14th century - gained the Griffin Chapel early 16th century
The river Jordan runs through the village, under the 13th century bridge and for a time fed the great fishpond
the outline of which can be seen to the left of the castle in the photo.
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Local Links
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Braybrooke Morris Dancers
Braybrooke Cricket Club W.I Local Churches Summer Fete
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A locally circulated newsletter providing details of village
news and events
Copies are available as follows: Issue 31 (Jan 2005) Issue 32 (May 2005) Issue 33 (Aug 2005) Issue 34 (Sep 2005) Issue 36 (Jan 2006) (Now in PDF format - allow extra time to download!) Issue 37 (Mar 2006) Issue 38 (Jun 2006) Issue 39 (Aug 2006) Issue 40 (Oct 2006) Issue 41 (Dec 2006) Issue 42 (Feb 2007) Issue 43 (Apr 2007) Issue 44 (Jun 2007) Issue 45 (Aug 2007 -Fete Day special) Issue 46 (Oct 2007 inc Aug Bank Holiday Special - 5MB - allow extra time to download) Issue 47 (Dec 2007) Issue 48 (Feb 2008) Issue 49 (Apr 2008) Issue 53 (Dec 2008) Issue 54 (Feb 2009) Issue 55 (Apr 2009) Issue 56 (Jun 2009) Issue 57 (Oct 2009) Issue 58 (Dec 2009) Issue 59 (Feb 2010) Issue 60 (Apr 2010) Issue 61 (Jun 2010) Note - error in Cricket Club Superseal Trophy date - should read 18th July 2010! Issue 62 (Aug 2010) You can obtain the PDF reader free from Adobe - click here |
Web site for the village of Braybrooke in Northamptonshire, England