#CathedralTreasures we’re in the top 10!
Delighted to hear The Leaves of Southwell @southwminster have made it into the top 10 Cathedral Treasures!
Vote for us & you could win a copy of Janet Gough’s incredible Cathedral Treasures of England & Wales
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King’s Houses or King John’s Palace is a small ruin that sits in a remote field in the middle of Nottinghamshire & was once a great house that was home to 8 English monarchs throughout the middle ages. The openings in the centre and to the right are relict doorways.
Thornhagh was part of the besieging Parliamentarian army at both the second and third sieges of Newark and, for a period, was also Cromwell’s son-in-law Henry Ireton’s commanding officer. Find out more and book now at https://t.co/R0us8KReQy @NottsHistory@battleftrust
Join us tomorrow for a guided tour of #Nottingham, led by Christopher Sweetman. Learn about the city sites such as the Arboretum, General Cemetery, the Park Estate, Trip to Jerusalem, the Castle and Market Square.
📍 NET Clifton, 14 May at 10.00am: https://t.co/ysrcDrYRJV
Pleased to say that I've found a dead good publisher for the article on claims for Britain's oldest pub. Will be working on the piece in the coming months. Expect something to be out by late summer or early autumn. Thanks again to so many who contributed to the list! 😊🍺🛖🧐📚🖥️
Planning to investigate claims for the oldest pub in the British Isles. Looking for a few pointers. What I need is: 1) Name/location of pub, 2) Date claimed, 3) firm archaeological/archival evidence which positively backs the claim up. Latter is the most important. Can you help!?
Further to my rant about the Fighting Cocks not being the oldest pub in England, lots of folk messaged to ask if it was the Trip to Jerusalem instead. Unfortunately, the Trip is not even the oldest pub in Nottingham. My article on which is here:
https://t.co/EjZG0aohrx
My latest Disused Railway Walk takes me along the former Great Northern Railway from Annesley towards Nottingham finishing at Linby.
Hit the link -----))) https://t.co/E7DVxbgJ8q
#disusedrailway#nottingham#railway@NottsHistory @nottslive @bordersbeeching @DisusedWalking
Working on a schematic plan of the mediaeval enclosures at Greasley Castle (Notts) for our @CastleStudies funded project. Fairly certain that we have an enclosed settlement with an inner manorial curia that may pre-date the 1340s courtyard castle.