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From Samuel Hibbert’s ‘A description of the Shetland Islands’ (1891).
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From J T Blight’s ‘A week at the Land’s End’ (1876). Not looking that Gurnardy from this angle. But well worth your visit, it’s great here. Mr Blight certainly got in a lot of sketching that week.
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From ‘A week at the Land’s End’ (1876) by J T Blight.
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From ‘A week at the Land’s End’ by J T Blight (1876).
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From ‘A week at the Land’s End’ by J T Blight (1876).
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From ‘A week at the Land’s End’ by J T Blight (1876). One of my most favourite places :)
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From ‘A week at the Land’s End’ (1876) by J T Blight.
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From J T Blight’s ‘A week at the Land’s End’ (1876). It’s nice to have a picture at last! And now we need a photo...
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From JT Blight’s ‘A week at the Land’s End’ (1876).
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From ‘Salisbury Plain’ by Ella Noyes, 1913.
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From ‘Salisbury Plain’ by Ella Noyes, 1913.
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From ‘Salisbury Plain, its stones, cathedral, city, villages and folk’ by Ella Noyes, 1913.
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From Edmund Bogg’s 1898 ‘A thousand miles of wandering..‘
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From ‘A thousand miles of wandering along the Roman Wall, the old border region, Lakeland and Ribblesdale’ by Edmund Bogg, 1898.
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From ‘The jottings of some geological, archaeological, botanical, ornithological and zoological rambles around Macclesfield’ by J D Sainter, 1878.
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From ‘The jottings of some geological, archaeological, botanical, ornithological and zoological rambles around Macclesfield’ by J D Sainter, 1878.
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From ‘The jottings of some geological, archaeological, botanical, ornithological and zoological rambles around Macclesfield’ by J D Sainter, 1878.
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From ‘The jottings of some geological, archaeological, botanical, ornithological and zoological rambles around Macclesfield’ by J D Sainter, 1878.
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From ‘The jottings of some geological, archaeological, botanical, ornithological and zoological rambles around Macclesfield’ by J D Sainter, 1878.
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From ‘The jottings of some geological, archaeological, botanical, ornithological and zoological rambles around Macclesfield’ by J D Sainter, 1878.
The artist clearly spotted and accentuated the face mentioned by Ravenfeather.
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From J D Sainter’s ‘The jottings of some geological, archaeological, botanical, ornithological and zoological rambles around Macclesfield,’ 1878.
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From John Thorpe’s ‘Custumale Roffense’ (1788). I can’t quite work it out but I think this is the long barrow and not the stones at ‘the chestnuts’. Perhaps someone who’s been will be able to tell.
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From John Thorpe’s ‘Custumale Roffense’ 1788.
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From John Thorpe’s ‘Custumale Roffense’ of 1788.
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From ‘Custumale Roffense’ by John Thorpe (1788).
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From the Transactions of the Historical Society of Lancashire and Cheshire v75 (1923)
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From the Transactions of the Historical Society of Lancashire and Cheshire v75 (1923)
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From the Transactions of the Historical Society of Lancashire and Cheshire v75 (1923)
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From ‘the Isle of Bute in the Olden Time’ by James K Hewison (1895).
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From ‘The Isle of Bute in the Olden Time’ by James K Hewison, 1895.
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From ‘The Isle of Bute in the Olden Time’ by James K Hewison, 1895.
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From James K Hewison’s ‘The Isle of Bute in the Olden Time’ (1895).
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From ‘The Isle of Bute in the Olden Time’ by James K Hewison (1895).
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From ‘The Pilgrims’ Way’ by Julia Cartwright, in the Art Journal, October 1891.
The sketch (which seems to have a remarkably photographic look about it, making me wonder how it was done) – includes the Lovely Railings.
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From ‘The Beauties of Wiltshire’ volume 3, 1825.
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From volume 1 of ‘The Beauties of Wiltshire’ by John Britton, 1801. Most of the ‘beauties’ illustrated are rich people’s massive houses. But as the owners of the houses were the ones likely to buy the books, I suppose that was a prudent choice.
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From ‘The Town, College and Neighbourhood of Malborough’ by F E Hulme (1881).
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From E L Barnwell’s ‘South Wales Cromlechs’, in Archaeologia Cambrensis January 1874.
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From ‘South Wales Cromlechs’ by E L Barnwell, in Archaeologia Cambrensis January 1874.
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From ‘South Wales Cromlechs’ by E L Barnwell, in Archaeologia Cambrensis January 1874.
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