Two world wars, evacuees and the home front in a small Kent village.
- 1940 and the Pillboxes around Leigh
- Albert George Janman
- Arthur Harry Murray Schofield
- Bakery and chapel-going, by Joyce Juggins (1935-1948)
- Charles George Henry Nixon
- Church Parades, 9 June 1907
- Coronation of King George V, 1911
- Diary of an unknown man, 1904-1939 – named as Fred Eade
- Evacuees in Leigh: Village Guests
- Fire at Hall Place – 28 November 1940
- First World War – Half Time …
- Godfrey Valentine Brooke Hine
- John Everest
- Killed by Lightning c1905
- Leigh in the War 1939-45
- Leigh Playhouse – 1930s
- Leigh’s Iron Cross: 1940
- Leigh’s Three Windmills: 1820s-1960s
- Leslie Albert Chandler
- Lord Hollenden moves into workshops – 1941
- Memories of a Leigh Evacuee – Gladys Hale
- Memories of a Leigh evacuee – Tony Scragg
- Memories of Leigh Bakery and Chapel, 1927-1939
- Memories of Leigh during World War 2 by David Walters
- Mummers’ Plays and Leigh ca 1930s
- Philip Walter Patching
- Second World War events, by Bernie ‘Butch’ Baker
- Sidney Everest
- The Battle of Britain and Penshurst Airfield
- The End of the War In Europe: VE May 1945
- The Messerschmidt that surrendered in Leigh
- Tonbridge Cricket Week 1920
- VE DAY Leigh May 2025