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| Digital Archive: Booklet “In the Shadow of the Black Mountains” Volume 2 (2008) |
| ...us that had never been on the road. They pulled back and pulled my mare... |
| ...and pulled my mare round on the road. I got my leg inside the rope... |
| ...it. Well, Mr. Watkins worked on the road and I wouldn't expect he was getting... |
| ...did love cider. We miss the various roadmen, too. We knew them and took it... |
| ...to like salt; when they put the road salt in boxes on the roadside you... |
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| Digital Archive: Ordnance Survey six-inch Maps; extracts showing the Stations on the Golden Valley Railway (1886, 1945) |
| ...Westbrook, Clifford and Hay. Otherwise the principal track layout differences in nearly six decades of... |
| ...by 1945 the Great Western main line track layout had changed, including an additional loop... |
| ...been rebuilt and the map shows a track extension running through the shed and some... |
| ...Second World War. The Golden Valley Railway track, bridges and culverts had originally been built... |
| ...shows significant changes to the station and track layout that were made as part of... |
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| Oral History: Edited Transcript of Recollections of Eddie Thomas (1940 -1958) |
| ...me up to the top of the road on the ridge I ve forgotten the... |
| ...I ve forgotten the name of the road that basically goes from Bob s Shop... |
| ...and garden gate (immediately next to main road) are unchanged from 1950's but it doesn't... |
| ...they used to entertain gentlemen of the road. I suppose they were always valuable to... |
| ...he would come, a gentleman of the road, very proud, and he would always be... |
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| Development of Local Tramroads and Railways in the early Nineteenth Century (1800s) |
| ...Source: Research Title: Development of Local Tram roads and Railways in the early Nineteenth Century... |
| ...and social consequences for the area. Tram roads & Railways in the Govilon and Abergavenny... |
| ...of early developments as follows: Source: https://history.govilon.com/trails/places-of-interest/tram roads-and-railways The tracks and turn-pike roads that... |
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| Golden Valley Railway - Associated Railway Ventures in the 1800s (1800s) |
| ...going to the coach office in B road Street, and paying down a considerable sum... |
| ...caravan site (although the platform edges and road bridge can still be seen); Kinnersley station... |
| ...where a junction of the Kington Rail road has since been made with it. This... |
| ...RATES. For all Lime-stone, Stone for repairing Turnpike-Roads and Highways, Dung. Compost and all Sorts... |
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| Research paper: Early Medieval Boundary of the Clodock Estate (700’s) |
| ...suggest a stone standing in the b roadest part of the Hatterall Ridge [9] .... |
| ...Cecin] to the Rhiw Gwrw An existing track known at the present time as Rhiw... |
| ...Lower Turnant, Rhula Turnant - and the road, Turnant mountain road. The particular nant ,... |
| ...[13] . Holloway track adjacent to candidate for the stream Nant... |
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| Guest Contribution: History of Whitehouse Estate by Arthur Seward Wood (1954) |
| ...approach with easier gradient from the main road. The Slough Brook was crossed by a... |
| ...exceptional length and straightness was transported by road to a point on the coast near... |
| ...Seward held was a Trusteeship of the Turnpike road from Peterchurch to the Bowling Green,... |
| ...miles from Hereford. When portions of the road were being realigned, he made strenuous endeavours... |
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| Oral History: Michaelchurch Mill and related matters (1930’s) |
| ...just a few hundred yards up the road from the mill, and has lived in... |
| ...it was down some steps off the road in front of the house where Tim... |
| ...Escley House on the Hay on Wye road]. It was between their place and the... |
| ...Badham, lived somewhere down along the middle road, how old is John Badham, about ninety... |
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| Archaeological Assessment of Ewyas Harold [Central Marches Historic Towns Survey] (1992 - 1996) |
| ...houses south of the castle along the road to Pontrilas with some development westwards along... |
| ...Pontrilas with some development westwards along the road to Walterstone and extensive modern development to... |
| ...open area at the junction of the road to the castle and the roads from... |
| ...The holloway running north from the Walterstone road (HWCM 19256) marks the site of a... |
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| Perambulation of the Boundaries of the Manor of Craswall (1847) |
| ...Stone now stands thence Northward into a Road or Highway there leading from the Town... |
| ...the County of Hereford and continuing such road for about the space of Five furlongs... |
| ...Esq thence turning South West along the Roadway there leading from Dorson towards the Black... |
| ...called Bwlch Crosewalter and continuing the same Road to a Meer Stone erected near the... |
| ...John Jones and thence crossing the Upper Road in Forest Heane to a Meer Stone... |
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