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Description A pamphlet describing the history of the Welsh language nationally, regionally and locally. The local situation reflects the situation...
View full detailsDescription Cwmni Theatr Maldwyn was founded in preparation for the 1981 Machynlleth National Eisteddfod. Forty years later, it continues to give m...
View full detailsDescription From Oswestry Life magazine: A forgotten man is coming back to life in Llanfyllin. A chance find during a house clearance produced a se...
View full detailsDescription John Parker held the living of two parishes either side of the Welsh border, first at Llanmerewig near Newtown and later at Llanyblodwe...
View full detailsDescription At the opening of Llanfyllin’s first secondary school in 1900, the local rector defended education against those who opposed its spread...
View full detailsDescription A pamphlet describing the history of the Welsh language nationally, regionally and locally. The local situation reflects the situation...
View full detailsDescription Elfed Thomas, ex-headmaster of Pontrobert school, once wrote that Pontrobert was very much like heaven - you don't see the place until ...
View full detailsDescription An upside down book for secondary school pupils. The book examines and discusses the Vyrnwy Valley area from two directions - from the ...
View full detailsDescription Oakhurst: the story of a country house, the latest in a series of books and booklets on the history of Oswestry by John Pryce-Jones, ha...
View full detailsDescription Something of hero of early Celtic studies, Lhuyd was a Welsh naturalist, botanist, linguist, antiquary and geographer. From 1697 he mad...
View full detailsDescription This book traces the remarkable and sometimes hazardous rise of a Welsh family of the Anglo-Welsh borderland, from relatively humble or...
View full detailsDescription For nearly 500 years the Marcher lordships and their lords were at the centre of events that affected the history of England and Wales,...
View full detailsDescription An Oswestry Miscellany comprises twenty-five chapters, each focussed on a specific aspect of Oswestry's history, including some fascina...
View full detailsDescription Oswestry: a local history is based upon articles written by the author for Oswestry & Border Counties Advertizer, the Country Quest...
View full detailsDescription A fascinating illustrated account of the industrial heritage of the town and county borough of Wrexham across the centuries. Details IS...
View full detailsDescription Oswestry: Parish, Church and People is based on a series of articles prepared by the author for St Oswald's monthly parish magazine in ...
View full detailsDescription In A Second Oswestry Miscellany, John Pryce-Jones considers a wide variety of aspects of Oswestry's history, from king Oswald through t...
View full detailsDescription Melangell was an Irish Princess. Her father wanted to marry her off to a nobleman. Melangell fled to Wales, vowing to stay single, wher...
View full detailsDescription Philip Hume's book provides a richly-illustrated history of the medieval Mortimer family of Wigmore in north Herefordshire, with a focu...
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