Lanes and Roads of Oldnall End
I love house histories β researching them, writing them, reading them. In working on the history of my own house, Iβve found Gillian Tindallβs The House by the Thames and the Peopβ¦
#today was a glorious morning so I walked through #OldnallEnd to #Berkswell. On the way I passed through what in 1839 was called Ram Field. I think its new residents might have something to say about that name!
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I #blogged! "Putting on the local history goggles...", a reflection on visiting the site of some lost cottages in our local park.
https://oldnallend.uk/2023/01/25/putting-on-the-local-history-goggles-or-in-search-of-two-lost-cottages/
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Glorious, cold, misty morning #today on the Greenway in #OldnallEnd between #BalsallCommon and #BurtonGreen. The trees on the horizon form the boundary between fields that in 1839 were called Middle Close and Far Close, named for their position in relation to a farmstead now long gone.
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Inspired by this week's walks, #today I went to the #library and picked up all these fab #books about #Berkswell. I read them all when I first moved here, but now I've learned more about our #LocalHistory it's like meeting old friends. Libraries ROCK.
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It's #OnePlaceWednesday and I have #blogged again! Join me following the 1841 #census enumerator on the first part of his journey around #OldnallEnd:
https://oldnallend.uk/2023/01/11/in-the-1841-census-enumerators-footsteps-1/
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