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Changing Times in Barrow upon Soar, Quorndon, Sileby and Mountsorrel North End in the 18th Century
Price: £6.50
An in-depth look at the years 1750 -1801 that affected the villagers.
With the Enclosures Act came social and domestic changes, which are all brought to account in this publication.
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Louie: Her Remarkable East Midlands Life
Price: £11.50
The complete life story of the Derbyshire-born Louise Burrows (1888-1962) who, as an adolescent and in early adulthood, by then living in the Nottinghamshire village of Cossall, was part of the … [more]
Price: £5.50
A collection of stories and tales about the village taken from its more mature residents that reflect their memories (the storytellers are named). Includes old Postcards that have some bearing on the … [more]
Price: £5.50
A collection of stories and tales about the village taken from its more mature residents that reflect their memories (the storytellers are named). Includes old Postcards that have some bearing on the … [more]
Price: £5.50
A collection of stories and tales about the village taken from its more mature residents that reflect their memories (the storytellers are named). Includes old Postcards that have some bearing on the … [more]
Price: £5.50
Includes
"The wake of ST Bartholomew"
"A Mountsorrel legend"
"In praise of Charnwood"
"The Quorndon Yew"
Murray Rumsey was born in Herne Hill, London in 1875 but moved to Quorn to join his … [more]
Price: £6.50
The history of the Quorn Hunt is in great measure the history of the development of modern foxhunting. It extends over a period of nearly two and a quarter centuries.
This publication was found on … [more]
Price: £6.50
The history of the Quorn Hunt is in great measure the history of the development of modern foxhunting. It extends over a period of nearly two and a quarter centuries.
After reading this most … [more]