Glastonbury Antiquarian Society

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Membership
About Bankers Order Form Application Form

The Officers and Committee

Forthcoming Talks

Glastonbury Museum at the Tribunal

Glastonbury Lake Village
About Lake Village Research

This is Glastonbury by N J
Bonham
About 2 The Site 3 Agriculture 4 Building Materials 5 The Abbey 6 The Town 7 Transport 8 Administration & Public Buildings 9 Industry and Commerce 10 Planning

When Was Glastonbury Abbey Founded?

XII Hides Terrier &
Perambulations
About Terrier Perambulation 1503 William of Malmesbury\\\'s Perambulation
Artists & Witnesses Views,
Plans & Descriptions
About 1545 Leland 1610 William Camden 1610 Senior 1655 Hollar / Newcourt 1675 Ogilby Road Plan 1698 Celia Fiennes 1714 Charles Eyston, The Thorn Legend 1722 Enclosure plan 1723 Stukeley 1735 John Cannon 1784 John Carter 1799 Cox Survey 1822 Church Rate Survey 1825/6 Skinner Part I 1825/6 Skinner Part II 1825 Buckler 1826 Richard Warner 1837 Dawson 1844 Tythe Survey (town centre) 1850 Abbey Sale & Dolby Illustrations 1855/1860 Kershaw, Rocke, etc views 1885 Sheppard Dale
Directories
About 1794 Universal British Directory 1822 Pigot's Directory 1831 Topographical Directory of England 1840 County Gazette Directory 1850 Hunt's Directory 1861 Kelly's Directory Imperial Gazetteer 1870/2

A Certain Royal Island by Paul Ashdown

Civic Buildings of Glastonbury by N Bonham

Glastonbury Highways, by JGL Bullied

The Municipal History of Glastonbury by the Rev. Preb. Grant R.D.

Lord Chancellor King, the First Recorder of Glastonbury, by the Rev. Preb. Grant

The Recorders of Glastonbury by the Rev. Preb. Grant

Street, William Strode & the Civil War by WS Clark

The Thorn and the Waters by Adam Stout

Roads & Properties

Roads & Properties

No 36

1844 Tythe No 182 house and barton owned by Joseph Smith and occupied by Charles Court

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