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A History of the County of Warwick
… and white (as at Mancetter) with branches and yellow and green vine-leaves. Most of the compartments formed by the …
A History of the County of Warwick
… century. The roofs are mostly tiled. In the triangular green at the crossings stands the medieval village-cross, … stands on a platform of three badly worn steps. Facing the green, north-east of it, are two small buildings, both with … sandstone. A former farm-house about 300 yards east of the green on the south side of the road has framed walls covered …
A History of the County of Somerset
… 16 Marks Barn House is a large gabled building of c. 1900. Green Nap, a hamlet to the NE. of the village, is linked to … in 1770 and both closed in 1958. 22 The Half Moon stood at Green Nap in 1842 and the present Swan inn in Lower Street by …
A History of the County of Surrey
… range. The parish runs from the chalk across the Upper Green Sand and Gault, into the Lower Green Sand, the outcrop of the Gault being unusually wide. The church and old village stand on the Upper Green Sand, at the foot of the chalk. The chalk is generally …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… four or five acres, called Chapel wood, belonging to Green farm, situated almost in a direct line between the … of Shorne and Higham, and not far westward from Shorne-green. Within this wood is a deep ditch or intrenchment, … but over the ploughed or pasture grounds. MERSTON, alias GREEN MANOR, in the reign of king Henry III. was the property …