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Trans Woolhope Natur Fld Clb 51
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Trans Woolhope Natur Fld Clb 51
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Series:
Transactions of the Woolhope Naturalists Field Club
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Volume:
51
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Journal
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Editor:
Roz Lowe
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Woolhope Naturalists' Field Club
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Year of Publication:
2006
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Date Of Issue From: 2003
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http://www.woolhopeclub.org.uk/files/TOC.asp
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Created Date:
11 Apr 2007
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The post-Civil War history of the site of Hereford Castle
J C Eisel
11 - 36
The article examines the history of the Hereford Castle site following the Civil War, including its demolition in 1660 and the renting or sale of various parts of the site, and subsequent uses of the land. Topics covered include rental of the Castle Green; the construction of Nelson's Column; the later history of the old Bridwell; Castle Hill; Castle Pool and the Fosse; and St Ethelbert's Well. It is argued that the post-Civil War history of the site is more complex than is usually suggested.
Friendly opponents: Herefordshire and the 1892 Birmingham Corporation ...
L W Jones
37 - 43
The article looks at the history of the scheme to transport water from the Elan Valley in Wales to Birmingham, with particular reference to opposition to the scheme in Herefordshire.
Hall Wood, Much Marcle, Herefordshire: aspects of the history and ecology of an ancient s...
Tim Barfield
Olive Bennewith
44 - 57
The article traces the history of Hall Wood near March Marcle, including indications of its ancient status and a note of various earthworks situated in the wood (most believed to be medieval boundary features); documentary evidence, including maps; biological features; and woodland survival and conservation.
Hedgerows and enclosure in central Herefordshire
Rebecca Roseff
58 - 85
The paper describes a study of the historical development of the landscape in parts of the parishes of Sutton and Marden in the Herefordshire plain. Field surveys were combined with archival research allowing conclusions to be drawn about hedge development, enclosure and species distribution. Some of the conclusions can be applied to other areas of Herefordshire. Includes
Appendix 1: hedge location and percentage English elm
80 - 81
Appendix 2: plant species mentioned in the text
82
Middle Pleistocene glaciation in Herefordshire
Andrew E Richards
86 - 96
The paper presents, through a sequence of simple palaeogeographical reconstructions, evidence for Middle Pleistocene glaciation in Herefordshire.
Reports of Sectional Recorders: archaeology, 2003
Ron Shoesmith
97 - 120
Short reports on archaeological investigations carried out in Herefordshire and neighbouring areas during 2003, arranged for the most part in alphabetical order by town or parish within sections for Hereford Cathedral; Archaeological Excavations Ltd; Archenfield Archaeology (including the Focus site, Mill Streetn, Leominster); Border Archaeology (including Pigeon House Orchard, Hope-under-Dinmore); Marches Archaeology; and Herefordshire Archaeology.
Buildings, 2003
J W Tonkin
121 - 123
Short report on the activities of the Old Buildings Group in Herefordshire during 2003, including the recording of Llanwonnog Farm, Longtown, and The Pike's Farm, Michaelchurch Eskley.