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Guest Contribution: Turnastone Court Herefordshire: Building Recording of the Farm Buildings (2004)
...house (on the opposite side of the road to the present house). The timber barn...
...to Wood over the condition of the roads. No Timber, he says, is to be...
...out of their homes and wrecking the road. Davies mentions a scheme to divert the...
...of the estate, Bridge Meadow. Across the road, equipped with crossing gates, to the south...
...railway was lifted. No further mentions of Roads, Quarries, Kilns, Water Rights or Disputes have...
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Abstract of Catalogue of Documents relating to the Herefordshire Estates of Lord Abergavenny held at Gwent Archives (1560 - 1959)
...separated from the other 2 by the road from Longtown to Hay), all lying in...
...Guy's Hospital re lands called Brockwalls (B roadwalls), Cae Funnon and Cae Grose, par. Walterstone. 29...
...of Mescoed, co. Heref., lying by the road from Mescoed to Hay. For lives of...
...an area on both sides of the road. Sent to R.M. Kinsey, esq., Abergavenny. 26 Feb...
...cottage occupied by Walter Meredith by the road from Ewyasharrold to the Helm Bridge with...
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Longtown Canal (1793)
...it seems likely that it would b roadly have followed the line of the current...
...the line of the current A465 main road from Abergavenny to Hereford as did the...
...there were already plans for rail-based tram roads linking the Blaenavon ironworks to the Brecknock...
...to Abergavenny. A series of other tram roads were opened in the early 1800s between...
...the railway lines of today. A tram road or plateway was an early kind of...
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Deeds to cottage & blacksmiths shop (1819-1848)
...acres at Upper Maescoed near to the road leading from Pontrilas to Hay and the...
...from Pontrilas to Hay and the Turnpike Road leading from Michaelchurch to Hay, 1819-48. Transactions...
Roadmen in Newton (1920’s)
...  Title: Roadmen in Newton Date: 1920 s   From...
...in England the care and maintenance of Roads was the responsibility of the parish. The...
...and supervision. The poor state of the roads led to the establishment in the 17th...
...the establishment in the 17th century of Turnpike Trusts who could levy tolls for the...
...use and upkeep of some of the roads of through routes. Minor roads remained in...
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Guest Contribution: Dore Workhouse in Victorian Times, by Nancy Elliot (1834 - 1920)
...died as a result of a tragic road accident about 15 years ago. We are...
..." called Upper Drewe land, including the road through it" was bought, exclusive of timber,...
...being by cart or wagon along rough roads. At last the Guardians began to meet...
...went, but every effort was made to track down the husbands. Unmarried mothers, who in...
...suggested men should work nearby on the roads, but the Commissioners would not allow this....
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Digital Archive: Photographs of the Golden Valley Railway - Westbrook (1924 - 1951)
...to the depth of snow on the roads.   154   Westbrook Station, Level Crossing...
...c. 1949   164   Dismantling Newton Road Bridge between Dorstone and Westbrook by the...
...September 1950   165   Dismantling Newton Road Bridge between Dorstone and Westbrook by the...
...September 1950   166   Dismantling Newton Road Bridge between Dorstone and Westbrook by the...
...closed on 2nd January 1950 and the track had been lifted. [?c.1951]   193  ...
Earthwork Castles of Gwent and Ergyng AD 1050-1250: Nant-y-Bar (1050 - 1250)
...B4348. After passing through Cusop a small road to the left is sign-posted Dorstone. The...
...past Mynydd-br th for about 0.5km, the road reaches Nant-y-Bar farm. The earthwork is at...
...shape. To the east is a sloped track which crosses the ditch with a narrow...
Earthwork Castles of Gwent and Ergyng AD 1050-1250: Llancillo Motte (1050 - 1250)
...by taking the A465 Abergavenny to Hereford road through the village of Pandy. About 6km...
...6km north of Pandy is a private road to the left which crosses the River...
...bridge is a fork and the dirt road goes to the right across fields to...
...railway is a narrow bridge and the track goes right, towards Llancillo Court and the...
Earthwork Castles of Gwent and Ergyng AD 1050-1250: Cusop Castle (1050 - 1250)
...followed by a second turning left. The road takes a sharp turn in front of...
...the ditch of the earthwork. Following this road to a dead end, the castle is...
...this was the original entrance way; the road having led to this spot from the...
...various rectilinear structures as well as a track-way. The side towards the top of the...