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Transcription: The Newport, Abergavenny & Hereford Railway (1811 - 1863)
...the County of Monmouth, to the Widemarsh Turnpike in the Parish of St. John the...
...named to the 12th milestone on the road from Abergavenny to Hereford; and third, the...
...pass, as did also a rival b road-gauge project, surveyed by Brunel, to connect with...
...a lease of Sir B. Hall's tram roads in the Monmouthshire Valleys, but these were...
...45 for 1 miles] The Blaendare Tram road had been acquired, affording needful sidings to...
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Photograph of a map of the track of the Golden Valley Railway through land owned by Miss Elizabeth Pugh at Bridge Farm (1920)
...Title: Photograph of a map of the track of the Golden Valley Railway through land...
...Survey Map 1920 Sheet XLIV.11, showing the track of the Golden Valley Railway through land...
...into a goit or trench alongside the track instead of constructing bridges over the original...
Digital Archive: Craswall Grandmontine Society Website Archive - Visiting Craswall (2023)
...down to the bottom of the steep track and a short way up the other...
...standing on the right-hand side of the track next to the site itself, opposite the...
...opposite the barns, or further up the track near to the gate.  Please note that...
History and Genealogy of families resident at Michaelchurch Court (1817 - 1990)
...the subscribers to the Selby to Halifax turnpike. His wife was a cousin of Lawrence...
...glass carboys over the inadequate and bumpy roads.   In 'the History of the British...
...where Bradforddale joined Airedale. But until the turnpike roads were built in the 1750's Bradford...
...1802 Benjamin leased it to James B roadbent whose son was able to buy it...
Digital Archive: Newspaper cutting – Notice of application to Parliament to repair, widen or alter the Turnpike roads (1832)
...Parliament to repair, widen or alter the Turnpike roads Place name: Ewyas Lacy Date: 1832...
...Parliament to repair, modify or alter various Turnpike roads in Herefordshire and to alter or...
Probate Collection; Will and documents for Thomas Jones of Kevenkyst, yeoman. (1837)
...to. c. Sale notice for sale of Turnpike tolls from toll gates in Breconshire Turnpike...
Roads, Tracks, Lanes, Footpaths and Stiles (2003)
...Source: Original article with added map Title: Roads, Tracks, Lanes, Footpaths and Stiles Place name:...
...Description: Article on the historical development of Roads, Tracks, Lanes, Footpaths and Stiles Observations: The...
...with an added map is attached below Roads, Tracks, Lanes, Footpaths and Stiles When we...
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Earthwork Castles of Gwent and Ergyng AD 1050-1250: Whitehouse Camp (1050 - 1250)
...earthwork at Whitehouse Camp is inaccessible by road, situated as it is, high on a...
...on the B4347 Ewyas Harold to Dorstone road, towards Michaelchurch Escley. The site is on...
...its height above the surrounding valleys. A track-way to the south takes the form of...
...to the north-east. Whatever the period, the track could have a bearing on the placement...
Digital Archive: A collection of documents relating to properties owned and occupied by the Pritchard family (1679 - 1874)
...highway there called Hewle y Cefen [Cefn Road?] and to the meadow of Howard Jenkins...
...map also shows Llanbaddon abutting the Cefn Road to the south west and having the...
...shows that Llanbaddon Farm abuts the Cefn Road [now a footpath, apparently referred to in...
...to the south west and has the road from Rhydunnog through Michaelchurch Escley towards the...
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Turnastone Court Farm Historic Landscape Conservation Plan (2005)
...parish boundary (SO346377) and it becomes a road in various places through well established settlements....
...for its origin have included a Roman road and a means for flood alleviation for...
...houses as well as blowing up the road & also to make the upper wear...
...the water may be turned off the road into the new course down the meadow...
...both of which favour grasses over b roadleaves and reduces the seeding of meadow herbs....
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