Ref - 25652 | Samantha A Shave | The land agent and the old poor laws : examining the correspondence of William Spencer in Sapcote, Leicesteershire / Agricultural History Review, 68 : Part II | 2020 | E/66.2 |
Ref - 25665 | Diana Zeuner | Building on conservation / The Countryman, 127 : 5 | 2021 | M/06 |
Ref - 25665 | Bill Gibson | Roll out the barrels / The Countryman, 127 : 5 | 2021 | E/33.21 |
Ref - 25665 | Dee Dee Chainey | Fire festivals and hearth folklore / The Countryman, 127 : 5 | 2021 | E/71.0 |
Ref - 25666 | AlisonC Armstrong and David S Johnson | Expanding horizons : a tree-ring dating programme around Ingleborough, North Yorkshire / Vernacular Architecture, 51 | 2020 | B/03.31 |
Ref - 25666 | Paul Reed | The knowledge of carpenters from the early medieval period to the eighteenth century in setting out roofs and buildings without geometry and numerical\\ / Vernacular Architecture, 51 | 2020 | B/05.2 |
Ref - 25666 | Nat Alcock | Building a cob house in Devon in 1461 / Vernacular Architecture, 51 | 2020 | B/05.5 |
Ref - 25666 | Martin Bridge | Elm dendrochronology / Vernacular Architecture, 51 | 2020 | B/03.31 |
Ref - 25667 | Jeremy Hodgkinson | Early ironmaking in the Weald / Watch on the Weald, April : 166 | 2021 | E/33.30 |
Ref - 25668 | Steve Kennett | Spinning yarn for the Tudor hose project / Weavers, Spinners and Dyers Journal, June : 226 | 2008 | M/06 |
Ref - 25670 | Peter Varlow et al | Chamfer stops / DBRG News, 147 | 2021 | B/05.2 |
Ref - 25670 | Martin Higgins | When to use a square peg in a round hole / DBRG News, 147 | 2021 | B/05.2 |
Ref - 25674 | Bll Fergie | Controlling smoke in early houses : the emergence of the timber chimney as the open hall went out of fashion / Thatcher's Standard, Autumn/Winter : 46 | 2020 | B/06.2 |
Ref - 25675 | Bill Fergie | Is this the youngest open hall house in Hampshire? / Thatcher's Standard, Spring/Summer : 47 | 2021 | B/22 |
Ref - 25683 | R G Hunt | Door jambs (and other items) as dating aids / Vernacular Architecture Group News, April : 80 | 2021 | B/06.3 |
Ref - 25683 | Greg Huber | When symbols, signs and marks came alive in interiors of southeastern Pennsylvania barns / Vernacular Architecture Group News, April : 80 | 2021 | E/71.6 |
Ref - 25696 | Alan H J Green | Singleton station revived / Sussex Industrial Archaeology Society News, 188 | 2020 | B/28 |
Ref - 25697 | David Dunkin | The mystery of the Findon High Street pump and well / Sussex Industrial Archaeology Society News, 189 | 2021 | B/08.7 |
Ref - 25703 | Mary Alexander | John Reede of Stoke, brick-maker, 1612 / Surrey Archaeological Society Bulletin, October : 482 | 2020 | E/72.0 |
Ref - 25707 | Fred Roberton, compiled by John Blackwell | Southerham cement works 1948-1971 / Sussex Industrial History, 50 | 2020 | B/05.7 |
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