00:32 (minutes:seconds) - Jean Goodman (JG) visits and interviews John Glynn Jones (JGJ), actor, at [St Margaret's] drainage mill, Acle, which he converted into dwelling house c 1962 and which used to drain surrounding marshes into River Bure. Discusses reasons for buying and converting the mill; work done on buildings and gardens; and JG and JGJ walk around the building describing it in detail.

12:44 - Vic Haines and his wife Rosie discuss their home, a converted railway carriage at Stowbridge, Norfolk [in parish of Stow Bardolph] and the reasons and difficulties of down sizing from a large farmhouse as well as the reaction of friends and family.

15:50 - [East] Lighthouse at Sutton Bridge, Lincolnshire, former home of Peter Scott [Sir Peter Markham Scott, 1909-1989, painter, ornithologist, broadcaster]. Became home to Dick Fyefield and family, former London policeman, now warden of Fenland Wildfowlers Association [who leased lighthouse between 1964 and 1974]. JG speaks with DF and his wife (not named) to discuss advantages and disadvantages of living in an isolated lighthouse.

Contractors estimates and related correspondence for providing and maintaining pumping equipment.

Coloured plan, with reference, giving name of occupiers, extents of riverside frontages and rents. Plan in three sections, showing Bridge Hotel, the windmill, and the steam pump.

Coloured plan, with reference, giving name of occupiers, extents of riverside frontages and rents. Plan in three sections, showing Bridge Hotel, the windmill, and the steam pump.

Colour diagram copied by Charles Hornor and Son. Scale 3/4 inch to 1 foot.