Anyone researching the #Chadwick family? These days Battyeford and #Mirfield look almost joined up but I expect they were distinct places in 1894. I’m expecting more stone than brick in this part of the world. Was the photo taken elsewhere I wonder?
The Farringford Hotel, Freshwater, Isle of Wight was once the home of Alfred, Lord Tennyson (1809-1892), British Poet Laureate
Posted in 1977
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Who lived in a house like this?🤔
I love seeing people outside their homes in #OldPhotos but frustrating when there is no printing or writing on the back!
This lovely couple have their dog in the photo too😃love the house, any ideas? Probably could be anywhere in the country 🤔
Publishing today: 'The Last Witch of Scotland' by Philip Paris
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Haunting & deeply moving, this is a story of love, loyalty & sacrifice, inspired by the true story of the last person to be executed for witchcraft in Britain
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- Published today
- 'The Rewards of Treachery' (Libertus Mystery of Roman Britain, book 20) by Rosemary Rowe
- A stolen valuable is just the beginning of a trail of strange events Junio has to uncover in this historical mystery set in 2nd century Britain
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Published today, looks good:
'They Bled Orange' (Orphans of War book 2) by Michael Reit
In the thick of World War II, Nora Brouwer is the Resistance's most valuable asset. But when her cover is blown in a botched execution, her life is in grave danger
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- The Clock Tower at Warwick Castle is a 19th-century clock tower that stands in the inner bailey of the castle
- built in 1826 by the 5th Earl of Warwick, George Greville, it is one of the most recognisable features of the castle
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