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A History of the County of Somerset
… alluvium and, in the extreme east, Forest Marble clay. 39 Roads from neighbouring parishes all focus on Charlton … pond. 40 The early pattern of lanes was overlaid by two turnpike roads. The Sherborne-Wincanton road through the village, …
A History of the County of Somerset
… length to Wincanton was evidently not adopted. All roads under the Wincanton trust were disturnpiked in 1874. 8 … 1633 the tithingman was generally responsible for parish roads and gates and made an agreement with a cutler to … S.R.O., tithe award. J. B. Bentley and B. J. Murless, Som. Roads, ii. 26, 65-7, 69. D. S. Barrie and C. R. Clinker, Som. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… meadow and pasture, 20 woodland, 40 acres buildings and roads, and 25 covered by water; the surface is irregular, the …
Survey of London
… The remnant of ground at the angle between the old and new roads was laid out for a small block of buildings and … were two substantial inns of the type common on main roads out of London: the Horse and Groom and the Black Horse. …
Survey of London
… but shows no other details. It had been replaced by 'a turnpike on a rail' by the mid-seventeenth century. 3 The … Buildings at the corner of Goswell and Clerkenwell Roads (see page 390). The company chose as its architect …