Curiosities of Rural Cambridgeshire (Cambridgetown, gown, & county) Tapa blanda - 1977

Oleander Press, Cambridge, 1977. First Edition. Softcover (Saddle-stapled). As New. Illustrator: Peter Jeevar. few of the fascinating subjects covered in Curiosities of Rural Cambridgeshire are even mentioned in the standard county histories and guidebooks. Where can one still see ice-houses, bier houses or malthouses? Where is the last surviving maze? What is a ha-ha? The largest meadow in England is in Cambridgeshire; unique too are the 8,000 year-old bog oaks and the communal bakehouse. Stiles, stones and sundials can be found in Cambridgeshire, but they are disappearing fast, and the message of Mr Jeevar's beautifully­illustrated record of rural bygones is that if we wish to see our heritage before it vanishes completely, then we had better do it now. Front cover illustration: Clapper stile at Little Linton. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 48 pages. no Dust Jacket as published.. illustrated by b/w. drawings & photo's.. Includes… Leer más