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A History of the County of Oxford
… in 1646 Oxford was the royalist capital of England, housing not only the king and his court, but also the central … its towers and pinnacles, its quadrangles and high-walled gardens, was the creation of that period, as was most of the … and vacant plots, streets with few houses, and large gardens and orchards within the walls confirms documentary …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the City of Cambridge
… Road the ridge coincides with a hedge beside the new housing estate; it is not directly in line with the previous … 1953 in connection with the constructional work upon the housing estate. (Ref. Air-photographs: 1/10,00058/RAF/1119; … of uncertain character and not now visible, in the new housing estate N.W. of Highfield Avenue, Arbury Road. This …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the Town of Stamford
… of Ermine Street have been completely destroyed by modern housing estates for a distance of 1 km. Before this … (Knipe's map). By that time the site was used mainly as gardens; part was levelled for an omnibus station in 1936. A … a broad area sloping to the S., and has been terraced for gardens. Stukeley shows it bounded by stone walls (Plate 2) …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… now built over, though fragments survive in house gardens. The plan was recorded on the largescale OS maps … former open fields, are now obliterated by Victorian housing S.W. of Scarcroft Road. (b) Acomb. Field names … Grange Lane was known as Chapel Field. Rapid expansion of housing since 1952 has obliterated traces of these fields, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… Street, and Chapel Flat to the S., all now obliterated by housing and refuse tips. Part of North Field, around … preserved in part in fence lines and the shape of Clarence Gardens (60405292). Today the stray, based on these awards, …