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A History of the County of Oxford
… the two parishes runs just north of Marsh Baldon Green and the village, and proceeds in a series of … It is watered on the east by the Baldon Brook and the green is traversed by one of the brook's feeders. Another … from Toot Baldon skirt the west and east sides of the green. The western one continues by the church, the Rectory …
A History of the County of Oxford
… bull. They let several small closes and the grazing on the green roads and, more important, the fishing in the Cherwell. … new streets preserved the lines of the old furlongs and green roads. The old village changed comparatively little, … of two public-spirited trusts has preserved the green fields to the north and west. The Oxford Preservation. …
A History of the County of Bedford
… its Methodist chapel, Upper Shelton and part of Wootton Green lie to the north. On the west are Roxhill and Wood End, …
A History of the County of Worcester
… the church, on the Worcester road, are the pound and the Green, and a little further north an old quarry. Brownheath …
A History of the County of Worcester
… Rodge Hill, Hill Side, Prickley, Kingswood, Berrow Green, Horsham, New Town, Collins' Green and Willow Green. The land is high, rising rapidly from the Teme Valley …
A History of the County of Somerset
… with Blind Lane and Middle Street, marked by a small green and a group of trees known as Park Trees in 1690. The … East Street runs east from the market house through the Green to link up with a network of droves and lanes serving … second was a pleasure fair in the Market Square and on the Green. 490 The fair was held on 21 August in 1939 491 but …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… Ellingstring is a long, straggling village with a green at one end and a Wesleyan chapel. On the small triangular green at Fearby Cross stands the stone stump of a cross. A … distance further on the road passes through the village green, round which several houses are built. On the right is …
A History of the County of Essex
… Hall in the south-eastern corner. The moat at Gunnetts Green, south of Parvills, may have been the site of … 9 By the 18th century the main settlement was at Matching Green, straddling the southern boundary with High Laver, near … were smaller hamlets, all of medieval origin, at Carter's Green and Matching Tye, south-west of the church, and at …