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| Earthwork Castles of Gwent and Ergyng AD 1050-1250: Mouse Castle (1050 - 1250) |
| ...B4348. After passing through Cusop a small road to the left is sign-posted Dorstone. At... |
| ...At a distance of about 2km the road reaches the top of the pass and... |
| Earthwork Castles of Gwent and Ergyng AD 1050-1250: Walterstone Castle (1050 - 1250) |
| ...reached from the A465 Abergavenny to Hereford road. The road to Longtown branches off the... |
| ...the north of Pandy, the first cross roads going right, and then first left at... |
| ...possible bailey at Walterstone occupies a b road expanse of land on top of a... |
| Earthwork Castles of Gwent and Ergyng AD 1050-1250: Dorstone Castle (1050 - 1250) |
| ...B4347 Ewyas Harold to Hay on Wye road. Description: The site occupies a corner of... |
| ...two sides by the River Dore. A road through the village now crosses the north-east... |
| ...where there is a bank within the roadside hedgerow. Today the motte is a very... |
| Digital Archive: Newspaper cutting – Sales of Stock and Effects at Road Farm and Gygfran (1918) |
| ...cutting Sales of Stock and Effects at Road Farm and Gygfran Place name: Walterstone, Longtown,... |
| ...a sale of stock and grasskeep at Road Farm Walterstone on behalf of PB Barneby... |
| Digital Archive: Newspaper cutting – Sale of Walterstone Court, Pentwyn Farm, Road Farm, Crasswell Court, Wern Vawr Farm and Great Llwygy Farm (1918) |
| ...cutting Sale of Walterstone Court, Pentwyn Farm, Road Farm, Crasswell Court, Wern Vawr Farm and... |
| ...Walterstone sold to Mr Stancel Griffiths, Longtown; Road Farm Walterstone sold to Mr Samuel Astell,... |
| Digital Archive: Newspaper cutting – Sale of Walterstone Court, Pentwyn Farm, Road Farm, Crasswell Court, Wern Vawr Farm and Great Llwygy Farm (1918) |
| ...cutting Sale of Walterstone Court, Pentwyn Farm, Road Farm, Crasswell Court, Wern Vawr Farm and... |
| ...Griffiths], Walterstone Court Farm [tenant Mr Jones], Road Farm [in hand], Wern Vawr Farm [let... |
| The Herefordshire Regiment in the First World War (1914 - 18) |
| ...the first time they had been ab road and for some it would be the... |
| ...for crossing the Sinai desert, on the road to Jerusalem. Eventually boredom set in, and... |
| ...but 1917 saw the Herefords on the road to Jerusalem. With stalemate on the Western... |
| ...in the reference section of the B road Street library, Ray Westlake Remembering the Great... |
| ...is no longer available at the B road Street Library. Microfilms of others are available.... |
| Transcript of a talk about Turnastone Court Farm (2006) |
| ...predates Vaughan since it is aligned with roads and part of a parish boundary. I... |
| ...1950 s of it being an ancient trackway up the valley, even a Roman road.... |
| ...The difference between a canal and a roadway is almost certain to become apparent and... |
| ...and if it really was a Roman road this would be evidence. This would have... |
| Turnastone Court Farm: Walkover Survey Notes – Catalogue of Features of Archaeological Interest (2004) |
| ...west of the Turnastone to Whitehouse Bridge Road. This was 57 - Upper Whitehouse Field... |
| ...the north of 25. This is b roadly the 'Seven acres under the kiln' of... |
| ...north-west of the Turnastone to Whitehouse Bridge Road and north-east of lane 10; 64 'Eighteen... |
| Turnastone Court Farm Wildlife Survey – Bird Report (2003) |
| ...a hedgerow. Although it is obviously a road-safety issue, the hedges adjacent to the road... |
