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(Godfrey maps)  A map of Wimborne Minster in 1900 at a scale of approximately 15 inches to the mile providing great detail, showing individual houses, railway tracks, factories and churches etc, and even minutiae such as pathways, signal posts, sheds,…..

The description registers for Wilton Gaol (Taunton) contain a wealth of information and form part of a large deposit of records (ref Q/AGw) at the Somerset Heritage Centre. This publication is a compilation of extracts from the register, covering the…..

(Godfrey maps)  A map of Wyke Regis in 1901 at a scale of approximately 15 inches to the mile providing great detail, showing individual houses, railway tracks, factories and churches etc, and even minutiae such as pathways, signal posts, sheds,…..

(Godfrey maps)  A map of North West Bristol and Clifton in 1901 at a scale of approximately 15 inches to the mile providing great detail, showing individual houses, railway tracks, factories and churches etc, and even minutiae such as pathways,…..

(Godfrey maps)  A map of South West Bristol and Bedminster in 1902 at a scale of approximately 15 inches to the mile providing great detail, showing individual houses, railway tracks, factories and churches etc, and even minutiae such as pathways,…..

(Godfrey maps)  A map of South East Bristol in 1902 at a scale of approximately 15 inches to the mile providing great detail, showing individual houses, railway tracks, factories and churches etc, and even minutiae such as pathways, signal posts,…..

A map of the Ashley Down and Eastville areas of  Bristol in 1902 at a scale of approximately 15 inches to the mile providing great detail, showing individual houses, railway tracks, factories and churches etc, and even minutiae such as…..

(Godfrey maps)  A map of the Clifton Down area of Bristol and the area to the west of the River Avon in 1902 at a scale of approximately 15 inches to the mile providing great detail, showing individual houses, railway…..

(Godfrey maps)  A map of the St George area of Bristol in 1902 at a scale of approximately 15 inches to the mile providing great detail, showing individual houses, a railway tracks, factories and churches etc, and even minutiae such…..

(Robert Nantes)  In the late 1820s John Slade borrowed heavily in order to set up as a Maltster and Brewer in Sherborne. Within a few years he was bankrupt and subsequently fled Sherborne. 24 pages.  Soft covers.