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The Crop Circle Research Archive is home to one of the world’s largest databases of crop circle-related information.

Peter Henden

In February 2024, we were delighted to visit our long-standing friend Peter Henden to become custodians of his extensive crop circle archive. Peter’s well catalogued archive consisted of over 1,000 photographs, numerous highly detailed on-site reports and dozens of low-circulation local magazines and newsletters.

Peter took over as Branch Convenor for CCCS Essex in 1994, a position he held until 2001. He replaced their local publication with the Bulletin which ran from 1995 to 2001 and also produced Notices for The Group Anomalous Phenomena. Additionally, he was treasurer for the Centre for Crop Circle Studies for three terms, from 1996 until 1999.

From this page, you can access Peter’s highly detailed reports from Essex and Suffolk, plus a couple from Wiltshire. There are a considerable amount of additional photos of these formations held within the archive, so if you wish to know more about a specific formation, please get in touch quoting the associated reference number. Otherwise, simply click on the shadow diagram and you’ll be taken to his report of the formation.

Essex

ENEX199401
St. Osyth
nr Clacton on Sea
ENEX199501
Birch
ENEX199601
Littlebury Green
Saffron Walden
ENEX199604
Conduit Farm
Birch
ENEX199701
Littlebury
ENEX199702
Strethall
ENEX199801
Garlands Farm
Layer Breton
ENEX200001
Conduit Farm
Birch
ENEX200002
Garlands Farm
Layer de la Haye

Suffolk

ENSF199101
Hill Farm
Akenham
ENSF199701
Hitcham
ENSF199702
Hitcham
ENSF199703
Hitcham
ENSF199704
Hitcham
ENSF199705
Hitcham

Wiltshire

ENWI200226
Avebury Stone Circle
Avebury
ENWI200241
nr Waggon and Horses
Beckhampton