A wooden village sign for Thriplow featuring a painted figure with a spear and shield, with a church and cottage at the base.

Thriplow Village Sign (RGL 2022)

Thriplow Data

Thriplow

Thriplow (RGL2026)

There is guide to Thriplow church written by G O Vinter in 1951, revised and updated in March 2018 which contains an overview of the early history of the village as well as of the church.

Thriplow – A Reminiscence by I G Bowes (1978)

Thriplow Society:

A Pictorial History of Thriplow

A large, grassy field under a cloudy sky, bordered by dense trees with small white shapes scattered in the distance.

View in Thriplow (RGL 2022)

A brown and white cow grazes in a grassy field with a metal trough, backed by a line of dense green trees under a gray sky.

View Thriplow (RGL 2022)

A grassy field leads up to a small cluster of buildings partially obscured by dense trees under a wide, cloudy sky.

Countryside near Thriplow (MoC)

Mike Petty:

https://archive.org/details/ThriplowScrapbook1897To1990

Various people in the villages in the vicinity of Whittlesford are mentioned in the diary of William Farrington. These include the Sheldrick family, the location of whose farm is currently unknown.

1861 census Thriplow: Thomas Sheldrick, 54, farmer of 30 acres, b Thriplow; Rebecca, 50, b Thriplow; William Ebenezer, 14, son, b Thriplow.

Thriplow Daffodil Festival 2026

(RGL2026)

Thriplow (RGL2026)

Sources

Book
Diary
Museum of Cambridge
Website

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Thriplow

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