NewslettersOne of the aims of the society is to publish information concerning the past of Cirencester and its environs. This has been achieved by publishing Newletters containing short articles and, recently, short reports on talks held during the year. Longer studies have been published as the Miscellany series. All publications to up to Newsletter 52 have been lodged with the Gloucestershire Archives. Details of how to find them is given in Newsletter 49. This newsletter also discusses our project to influence new place names in Cirencester by historical references, and some local public art.The contents of the publications can be found in the tabs left. We do have a small stock of back numbers of both Newsletters and Miscellany. If we have what you want, back issues of Newsletters are £3 each and of Miscellany are £5 from our editor.The Society is keen to have assistance for future publications. If you feel up to editing or even researching new material, our Editor will be pleased to hear from you. If you have material suitable for publication in short form about some aspect of local history we may be able to helpNewsletter 52: July 2010 12pp A4•Editorial•Lecture Reports 2009-10 season•Just the Ticket: Travel and transport in Cirencester by road canal and rail - Linda Viner•Researching F W Constable of Cirencester and Fairford - David VinerNewsletter 51: April 2010 4pp A4•The Society's publications at Gloucestershire Archives•Obituary: Alan McWhirr, Society President 1987-97 - David Viner•Annual ReportMost early Newsletters contain an annual report, notes and news. These do not just give a flavour of the society, but changes in the town are often mentioned. Reports of the previous season’s lectures are rare until 2005, when they became a regular feature. We thus have little information on lectures given before then, except for the prestigious Croome Lectures. Early ones also contain editorial and treasurer's report. Early treasurers all seem to have been employees, even managers, of Lloyds Bank, where our account is to this day!. Most newsletters also list the committee of the day. Only article titles and authors where known are listed below. Be warned, the list is necessarily long, so printing this page may not be a good idea. You may like to use the "find on this page" feature of your browser.Newsletter 54August 2011 8pp A4•Lecture reports for 2010-11 season•The Old House, Gloucester Street - Rosemary Burton [from Newsletter no. 10]•A House and its owners, No. 33 Dyer Street - Marjorie Klitz [from Newsletter no.12]Newsletter 53April 2011 8pp A4•Cirencester: the interpretation of streams - Peter Broxton and Richard ReeseNewsletter 50: August 200912 pages A4•The changing pattern of Cirencester’s pubs – David Viner•Reports on the year’s lectures Newsletter 49April 20094 pages A4•Identifying our publications at Gloucestershire Archives •Place Names - David Viner•Public Art - David VinerNewsletter 48September 200812 pages A4•The Independent or Congregational Chapel in Wharf Road (drawing, mid 19th century) •Jerome K.Jerome and Cirencester's Sheep Street Chapel -Richard Reece and Katherine Ashley•Reports on the year's meetings Newsletter 47April 2008 4 pages A4•What's in a Cirencester name? - David VinerNewsletter 46September 2007 20 pages A4 •Reports on the meetings held during the year•The Founding of the Society - Tony Denning [first published in Newsletter 22]Newsletter 45August 2006 4 pages A4 •The Cirencester Obelisk - David Viner [Reprinted with updated material from Newsletter 24]Newsletter 44 April 2006 19 pages A4 •Annual report on our 50th year•Lecture reports for the year•Local history enquiries set to the Society during the yearNewsletter 43April 2005 12pp A4 •Reports on the Year's LecturesNewsletter 42September 2001 20 pages A4 •Brief reports on lectures of the previous series •Planning & Developmen matters - a policy statement •Research enquiries, websites •Turnpike Group update •The Anchor Inn, Gloucester Street, Cirencester - Philip Griffiths•Fred Petrie [1917-2001], a tribute - David Viner•The Corps of Militia in the County of Gloucester - The Royal North Gloucestershire Regiment and the Militia Flags - Fred PetrieNewsletter 41August 199912pp+cover A4•The Saga of the Abbey outline - Sian Defferary•John Henry Thomas Photographic Collection Project - Trevor Allen•John Beecham, the Corencester Artist - Fred Petrie•News from Cotswold Museum Service - Judy Mills•Recent work by Cotswold Archaeological Trust - Neil Holbrook•Turnpikes study group•William Croome 1891-1967 - David VinerNewsletter 40July 199812pp A4•Cirencester College: Archaeology-History Prize•Recent Work undertaken by Cotswold Archaeological Trust - Mark Leah•Turnpikes Study Group - John Hartland•Museum News - David Viner•Corinium Museum Roman Garden - David VinerNewsletter 39July 199712pp+cover A5•Visits - Sian Travers•Thanks to our President, Alan McWhirr - David Viner•Sir William Llewellyn - June Stacey•News from Corinium Museum - David Viner•Turnpikes Study Group - John Hartland•Excavations - Michael Oakeshott•Recent local work by CAT - Dawn Enright•New Management for Cirencester Amphitheatre - David Viner•A litle local Diversion Part II - Michael Oakeshott•Museum Garden Party - David VinerNewsletter 38July 199612pp+cover A5•Obituary: Joyce Barker - June Stacey•Cirencester Hospital Tiles - Jan Bennett•The Scribe [writing up lectures for W&G Standard] - Noreen Blackford•Bingham Library - Trevor Allen•Visits - Sian Travers•Turnpikes Study Group - John Hartland•Wortley Roman Villa 1995 - Michael Oakeshott•A little diversion [South Cerney] - Michael Oakeshott•Recent work by Cotswold Archaeological Trust in Cirencester and environs - Dawn EnrightNewsletter 37July 199514pp A5•Looking back 40 years - Trevor Allen•Some Recollections of the early years of the Society - June Stacey•The Friends of CAT - Michael Oakeshott•Modern Archaeological practice and the role of the 'Amateur' - John P. Salvatore•Turnpike study group - John Hartland•Cirencester Parish Churchyard gravestones and Memorials - Don Harris•Developments at the Cotswold Museum - David Viner•Outings 1994/5•Press cuttingsNewsletter 36July 199411pp A4•Turnpikes Study Group - John Hartland•Cotswold Archaeological Trust: Local Projects Summary - Graeme Walker•Wortley Villa - Michael Oakeshott•CAHS Library and Documents Collection - Trevor Allen•Developments at the Corinium Museum - David Viner•Recent Publications•Outings - Sian TraversNewsletter 35July 199312pp A4•Turnpikes Study Group - John Hartland•Cotswold Archaeological Trust: Local Projects Summary - Graham Walker•CAHS Library and Document Collection - Trevor Allen•Archaeological Collections in the Corinium Museum Cirencester•Corinium Museum Exhibitions 1993 including Civil War•Developments at the Corinium Mseum•John Paddock PhD•Corinium Museum Garden Party: a note of appreciation - David Viner•Outings Newsletter 34July 199213 pages A4 •The Croome Lecture 1992 - Ruth Iliffe•Turnpikes Study Group - John Hartland•Cotswold Archaeological Trust : Local Projects Summary - G.T. Walker•Cirencester and the Civil War: A Summary - John Paddock•Obituary of Jean Welsford - David Viner•Obituary of Mrs R B R Walker- Jennifer Lippiett•Obituary of Iris Goody - Dorothy ButcherNewsletter 33 July 19916 pages A4•Turnpike study group - John Hartland•Cotswold Archaeological Trust, the year's events - G T WalkerNewsletter 32August 1990 7 pages A4 •Turnpikes Study Group- John Hartland•Cotswold Archaeological Trust - details of the first year's work - with locations - Graham WalkerNewsletter 31 August 19896 pages A4•Cotswold Archaeology Trust - Dr. T.C. DarvillNewsletter 30August 1988 8 pages A4•Turnpikes Study Group - John Hartland•Roman Garden at the Corinium Museum •Postcard, and short notesNewsletter 29July 19878pp A4•Regional Local History Meeting•Turnpikes Study Group - John Hartland•Roman Garden at Corinium MuseumNewsletter 28May 1986 22pp+cover A5•Thanks to Joy Barker•Turnpikes Study Group – John Hartland•Langley’s Mill, Cirencester [14pp+ bibliography] – Robert Walls•The Historic/listed Building Record at the Corinium Museum – David Wilkinson Newsletter 27May 1985 20pp+cover A5•Turnpikes Study Group – John Hartland•The Cirencester- Lechlade Road [21 refs + 1 illustration] – John Hartland•Search Group: Education in Cirencester 1700-1945 – Jean Welsford•A School Boys visit to the Exhibition – Keith Smith•Excavations at Butlers Field, Lechlade•Cirencester Lockup•Rededication of the bells of the [Cirencester] Parish ChurchNewsletter 26May 1984 28pp+cover•Turnpikes Study Group – John Hartland•Search Group: Education in Cirencester 1700-1945 – Jean Welsford•The Cirencester – Stroud Road – John Hartland•Tour from Cheltenham to Birdlip and Cirencester in 1824 –[Rev. John Skinner]- Linda Viner•Archaeological Investigations in St. Michael’s Field 1983 – David Wilkinson•Funeral Eulogy: David Verey 1913-1984 - Ven. Eric Evans, Archdeacon of Cheltenham Newsletter 25May 1983 26pp+cover A5•CAHS Rules•The Cirencester Flying-Post and Weekly Miscellany [50 Refs] – Jeremy Black•Turnpikes Study Group – John Hartland•Corinium Museum Garden•Tar Barrows, Whiteway Farm – J.Branston•Sergeant-Major Henry Webb Stallworthy – C.R. Harington•Excavations at The Ditches Hill-Fort, North Cerney•Obituary: Miss D M Radway 1893-1982Newsletter 24May 1982 22pp+cover A5 •Turnpikes Study Group – John Hartland•Corinium Museum Garden – Caroline Lucken•Croome Memorial Lecture – David Verey•Cirencester’s Fire Brigade – A.D. McWhirr•The Cirencester Obelisk – David Viner•The Bull Inn – Philip GriffithsNewsletter 23May 1981 16pp+cover F8 •Cobbett in Cirencester – Anthony Denning Newsletter 22May 1980 12pp+cover F8•The Founding of the Society – D.A.D.•Cirencester Excavations•Obituary: R.W. Jennings - David Viner FSANewsletter 21May 1979 24pp+cover F8 •Gloucester Records Office – Brian Smith•John Keble: Early days at Southrop, 1823 – A.P. Ledger•The town recaptured– D.A.D•Cirencester Excavations 1978•Tribute to H.J.Clappen - Mr JacksonNewsletter 20May 1978 16pp+cover F8 •Visit to Dyer Street House•Bagendon and Elsie Clifford: I sat at the feet – Joyce Barker•Obituary: Ruth Waddington – JB Newsletter 19May 1977 16pp+cover F8 •On the track of an ancient Road – Leighton & Elizabeth Bishop•Baron Cirencester – D.A.D.•Cirencester Excavations 1976 – Alan McWhirrAnnual Report and Newsletter No. 18June 1976 28pp+cover F8 •President's Address on the Society's 21st birthday - David Vereyo“The Society extends hearty congratulations to two committee members on marriage during the year :- Mr David Viner to Miss Linda Bunce on 18th October 1975 and Mr Alan Welsford to Miss Jean Allen on 29th May 1976”•Australia and Emigration [adverts and letters from local papers] - Mary Palser•The Beecham Family: Cirencester and Australia - AF Beecham•Cirencester Excavations 1975 - Alan McWhirrAnnual Report and Newsletter No. 17June 1975 20pp+cover F8 •The Library of St. Mary's Abbey, Cirencester [9 Refs] - Alan Welsford•The Abbey's Possessions in Berkshire - Anthony Denning•Traces of the Abbey of St. Mary at Cirencester still to be seen - Clericus Noster•Indexing of the Wilts & Gloucestershire Standard - Joyce Barker [ This task took from 1968-75 onto index cards - does the index still exist?]•Cirencester Excavations 1974 - Alan McWhirrAnnual Report and Newsletter No. 16June 1974 18pp+cover F8 •The Sad Story of the Reverend Samuel Johnson; or Storm in a Cirencester Teacup (8 Refs) - RW Jennings•The Royal Coats of Arms in the Parish church [Charles II and George II]•Cirencester Excavations 1973 - Alan McWhirr•The Late Rev R Elphick, obituary - Joyce Barker [honoured with FSA 1974]Annual Report and Newsletter No. 15June 1973 20pp+cover F8 •The Non-Roman Museum - Yvonne Perrot•The Early Days of the Society - Muriel Holland•Excavations 1972 - Alan McWhirr•Further Excavations at Prices Row - David Viner•Museum history Part Three: 1938-1973 - John RealAnnual Report and Newsletter No. 14June 1972 20pp+cover F8•Early Theatricals at Cirencester - Anthony Denning•Museum History in Cirencester Part Two: 1879-1938 - Joyce Barker•Romans Lived it Up in Old Britain - Vancouver Sun July 1971•That Opulent Town and the Iron Duke - Anthony Denning•Excavations 1971 - Alan McWhirrAnnual Report and Newsletter No. 13June 1971 15pp+cover F8•Living History [May Cambray] - Beryl James•Thoughts on Fame [Sir William Llewellyn d.1941] - Joyce Barker•Cirencester Excavations 1970 - Alan McWhirr•Museum History in Cirencester Part one: Early Curators of the Bathurst Museum - MMWPAnnual Report and Newsletter No. 12May 1970 14pp+cover F8•Not Angles but Angels - Richard Reece•Excavations at Cirencester 1969•A house and its owners No.33 Dyer Street - Marjorie KlitzAnnual Report and Newsletter No. 11May 1969 16pp+cover F8•The Cheltenham Road - Michael Paine•The Saxon Door at Somerford Keynes - Canon RG Gibbon•Cirencester Excavations: The past decade•One Public Road, now closed [letter to W&G Standard 6 May 1916]Annual Report and Newsletter No. 10May 1968 15pp+cover F8•The Non-Roman Museum [Museum Room Abberley House] - E G Saw•The Old House Gloucester Street - Rosemary Burton•A Stratton Pluralist [Thomas Boys DD] - R Elphick•Perusing the "Local" [paper] - Y A Perrott•Excavations at Cirencester 1967 - David Brown•Excavation Stewards•Verey, Mr DCW of Barnsley House is listed among new members for that yearAnnual Report and Newsletter No. 9May 1967 20pp+cover F8•A Quaker Squire of the Cotswolds [John Bellers] - Eleanor Hope Simpson•How not to Over restore - David Verey•Inside the Church of St. John the Baptist Cirencester - Leslie Jones•Cirencester Excavations 1966•The Word square - David BrownAnnual Report and Newsletter No. 8 May 1966 16pp+cover F8 •Farmington Roman Villa - P Gascoine•Excavations at Cirencester 1965- David Brown•The Churchyard of St. John the Baptist Cirencester - L Jones•List of documents received 1961-5 [These will now be found in Gloucestershire Archives, I hope, Ed.]•The young look in archaeology- Richard Reece, David Brown, Peter Broxton•Abbey Stonework•Walter of CheltenhamAnnual Report and Newsletter No. 7 1965 14pp+cover F8 •An Objection [old English]•The Manor Farm of Tarlton and the Coke Family [21 refs] - R K Lingard-Guthrie•Cirencester Excavations 1964•Notes and News - Richard ReeceAnnual Report and Newsletter 1964 16pp+cover F8 •Mrs E M Clifford - 4 appreciations•Cirencester Excavations 1963•Notes Richard ReeceAnnual Report and Newsletter 1963 No.VJune 196316pp+cover F8•Samuel Lysons FRS FSA 1763-1819 - V A Woodman•Excavations at Cirencester 1962•Donald Atkinson MA FSA an obituary - M V TaylorAnnual Report & Newletter for 1962/3summer 1962 16pp+cover F8•Bagendon Considered - S S Frere•Stained Glass - W I Croome•Cirencester Excavations 1961 - J S WacherAnnual Report & News Brochure for 1961/1962 summer 196115pp+cover F8•The Parish of Stratton - R Elphick•Notes on Colesbourne - G R Walshaw•Cirencester Excavations - J S Wacher•Oakley Cottage Cemetery - Richard Reece•Local Excavations - "Snooper"•Photographic sub-committee•Dr Frederick Wainwright - an obituaryAnnual Report & News Brochure for 1960-61summer 196016pp+cover F8•History from Churchwardens Accounts - W I Croome•The (Cirencester)Parish Registers - G P Jackson•The End of the Abbey of St. Mary - Richard Reece•Cirencester Excavations 1960 - J S Wacher•More Mollusca from Roman Cirencester - L W Grensted•Wall Divining [early description of resistivity measurement with the inventors, Messrs Martin and Clarke][This copy priced at 6d and signed by Joyce Barker]Annual Report & News Brochure for 1958/1959 summer 195911pp+cover F8 •Corinium Museum 1958-9 - Donald Atkinson•Museum of Local History - HB(ullock)•Cirencester Excavation Committee - HL Gracie•National Register of Archives
Newsletters
One of the aims of the society is to publish information
concerning the past of Cirencester and its environs. This
has been achieved by publishing Newletters containing
short articles and, recently, short reports on talks held
during the year. Longer studies have been published as the
Miscellany series. All publications to up to Newsletter 52
have been lodged with the Gloucestershire Archives.
Details of how to find them is given in Newsletter 49. This
newsletter also discusses our project to influence new place
names in Cirencester by historical references, and some
local public art.
The contents of the publications can be found in the tabs left. We do have a small stock of back
numbers of both Newsletters and Miscellany. If we have what you want, back issues of Newsletters
are £3 each and of Miscellany are £5 from our editor.
The Society is keen to have assistance for future publications. If you feel up to editing or even
researching new material, our Editor will be pleased to hear from you. If you have material suitable
for publication in short form about some aspect of local history we may be able to help
Newsletter 52: July 2010 12pp A4
•
Editorial
•
Lecture Reports 2009-10 season
•
Just the Ticket: Travel and transport in Cirencester by road canal and rail - Linda Viner
•
Researching F W Constable of Cirencester and Fairford - David Viner
Newsletter 51: April 2010 4pp A4
•
The Society's publications at Gloucestershire Archives
•
Obituary: Alan McWhirr, Society President 1987-97 - David Viner
•
Annual Report
Most early Newsletters contain an annual report, notes and news. These do not just give a
flavour of the society, but changes in the town are often mentioned. Reports of the previous
season’s lectures are rare until 2005, when they became a regular feature. We thus have little
information on lectures given before then, except for the prestigious Croome Lectures. Early
ones also contain editorial and treasurer's report. Early treasurers all seem to have been
employees, even managers, of Lloyds Bank, where our account is to this day!. Most newsletters
also list the committee of the day. Only article titles and authors where known are listed below.
Be warned, the list is necessarily long, so printing this page may not be a good idea. You may
like to use the "find on this page" feature of your browser.
Newsletter 54 August 2011 8pp A4
•
Lecture reports for 2010-11 season
•
The Old House, Gloucester Street - Rosemary Burton [from Newsletter no. 10]
•
A House and its owners, No. 33 Dyer Street - Marjorie Klitz [from Newsletter no.12]
Newsletter 53 April 2011 8pp A4
•
Cirencester: the interpretation of streams - Peter Broxton and Richard Reese
Newsletter 50: August 2009 12 pages A4
•
The changing pattern of Cirencester’s pubs – David Viner
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Reports on the year’s lectures
Newsletter 49 April 2009 4 pages A4
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Identifying our publications at Gloucestershire Archives
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Place Names - David Viner
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Public Art - David Viner
Newsletter 48 September 2008 12 pages A4
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The Independent or Congregational Chapel in Wharf Road (drawing, mid 19th century)
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Jerome K.Jerome and Cirencester's Sheep Street Chapel -Richard Reece and Katherine Ashley
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Reports on the year's meetings
Newsletter 47 April 2008 4 pages A4
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What's in a Cirencester name? - David Viner
Newsletter 46 September 2007 20 pages A4
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Reports on the meetings held during the year
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The Founding of the Society - Tony Denning [first published in Newsletter 22]
Newsletter 45 August 2006 4 pages A4
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The Cirencester Obelisk - David Viner [Reprinted with updated material from Newsletter 24]
Newsletter 44 April 2006 19 pages A4
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Annual report on our 50th year
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Lecture reports for the year
•
Local history enquiries set to the Society during the year
Newsletter 43 April 2005 12pp A4
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Reports on the Year's Lectures
Newsletter 42 September 2001 20 pages A4
•
Brief reports on lectures of the previous series
•
Planning & Developmen matters - a policy statement
•
Research enquiries, websites
•
Turnpike Group update
•
The Anchor Inn, Gloucester Street, Cirencester - Philip Griffiths
•
Fred Petrie [1917-2001], a tribute - David Viner
•
The Corps of Militia in the County of Gloucester - The Royal North Gloucestershire Regiment and the
Militia Flags - Fred Petrie
Newsletter 41 August 1999 12pp+cover A4
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The Saga of the Abbey outline - Sian Defferary
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John Henry Thomas Photographic Collection Project - Trevor Allen
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John Beecham, the Corencester Artist - Fred Petrie
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News from Cotswold Museum Service - Judy Mills
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Recent work by Cotswold Archaeological Trust - Neil Holbrook
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Turnpikes study group
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William Croome 1891-1967 - David Viner
Newsletter 40 July 1998 12pp A4
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Cirencester College: Archaeology-History Prize
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Recent Work undertaken by Cotswold Archaeological Trust - Mark Leah
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Turnpikes Study Group - John Hartland
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Museum News - David Viner
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Corinium Museum Roman Garden - David Viner
Newsletter 39 July 1997 12pp+cover A5
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Visits - Sian Travers
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Thanks to our President, Alan McWhirr - David Viner
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Sir William Llewellyn - June Stacey
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News from Corinium Museum - David Viner
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Turnpikes Study Group - John Hartland
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Excavations - Michael Oakeshott
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Recent local work by CAT - Dawn Enright
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New Management for Cirencester Amphitheatre - David Viner
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A litle local Diversion Part II - Michael Oakeshott
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Museum Garden Party - David Viner
Newsletter 38 July 1996 12pp+cover A5
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Obituary: Joyce Barker - June Stacey
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Cirencester Hospital Tiles - Jan Bennett
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The Scribe [writing up lectures for W&G Standard] - Noreen Blackford
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Bingham Library - Trevor Allen
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Visits - Sian Travers
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Turnpikes Study Group - John Hartland
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Wortley Roman Villa 1995 - Michael Oakeshott
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A little diversion [South Cerney] - Michael Oakeshott
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Recent work by Cotswold Archaeological Trust in Cirencester and environs - Dawn Enright
Newsletter 37 July 1995 14pp A5
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Looking back 40 years - Trevor Allen
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Some Recollections of the early years of the Society - June Stacey
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The Friends of CAT - Michael Oakeshott
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Modern Archaeological practice and the role of the 'Amateur' - John P. Salvatore
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Turnpike study group - John Hartland
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Cirencester Parish Churchyard gravestones and Memorials - Don Harris
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Developments at the Cotswold Museum - David Viner
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Outings 1994/5
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Press cuttings
Newsletter 36 July 1994 11pp A4
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Turnpikes Study Group - John Hartland
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Cotswold Archaeological Trust: Local Projects Summary - Graeme Walker
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Wortley Villa - Michael Oakeshott
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CAHS Library and Documents Collection - Trevor Allen
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Developments at the Corinium Museum - David Viner
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Recent Publications
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Outings - Sian Travers
Newsletter 35 July 1993 12pp A4
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Turnpikes Study Group - John Hartland
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Cotswold Archaeological Trust: Local Projects Summary - Graham Walker
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CAHS Library and Document Collection - Trevor Allen
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Archaeological Collections in the Corinium Museum Cirencester
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Corinium Museum Exhibitions 1993 including Civil War
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Developments at the Corinium Mseum
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John Paddock PhD
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Corinium Museum Garden Party: a note of appreciation - David Viner
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Outings
Newsletter 34 July 1992 13 pages A4
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The Croome Lecture 1992 - Ruth Iliffe
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Turnpikes Study Group - John Hartland
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Cotswold Archaeological Trust : Local Projects Summary - G.T. Walker
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Cirencester and the Civil War: A Summary - John Paddock
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Obituary of Jean Welsford - David Viner
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Obituary of Mrs R B R Walker- Jennifer Lippiett
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Obituary of Iris Goody - Dorothy Butcher
Newsletter 33 July 1991 6 pages A4
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Turnpike study group - John Hartland
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Cotswold Archaeological Trust, the year's events - G T Walker
Newsletter 32 August 1990 7 pages A4
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Turnpikes Study Group- John Hartland
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Cotswold Archaeological Trust - details of the first year's work - with locations - Graham Walker
Newsletter 31 August 1989 6 pages A4
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Cotswold Archaeology Trust - Dr. T.C. Darvill
Newsletter 30 August 1988 8 pages A4
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Turnpikes Study Group - John Hartland
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Roman Garden at the Corinium Museum
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Postcard, and short notes
Newsletter 29 July 1987 8pp A4
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Regional Local History Meeting
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Turnpikes Study Group - John Hartland
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Roman Garden at Corinium Museum
Newsletter 28 May 1986 22pp+cover A5
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Thanks to Joy Barker
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Turnpikes Study Group – John Hartland
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Langley’s Mill, Cirencester [14pp+ bibliography] – Robert Walls
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The Historic/listed Building Record at the Corinium Museum – David Wilkinson
Newsletter 27 May 1985 20pp+cover A5
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Turnpikes Study Group – John Hartland
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The Cirencester- Lechlade Road [21 refs + 1 illustration] – John Hartland
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Search Group: Education in Cirencester 1700-1945 – Jean Welsford
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A School Boys visit to the Exhibition – Keith Smith
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Excavations at Butlers Field, Lechlade
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Cirencester Lockup
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Rededication of the bells of the [Cirencester] Parish Church
Newsletter 26 May 1984 28pp+cover
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Turnpikes Study Group – John Hartland
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Search Group: Education in Cirencester 1700-1945 – Jean Welsford
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The Cirencester – Stroud Road – John Hartland
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Tour from Cheltenham to Birdlip and Cirencester in 1824 –[Rev. John Skinner]- Linda Viner
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Archaeological Investigations in St. Michael’s Field 1983 – David Wilkinson
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Funeral Eulogy: David Verey 1913-1984 - Ven. Eric Evans, Archdeacon of Cheltenham
Newsletter 25 May 1983 26pp+cover A5
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CAHS Rules
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The Cirencester Flying-Post and Weekly Miscellany [50 Refs] – Jeremy Black
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Turnpikes Study Group – John Hartland
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Corinium Museum Garden
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Tar Barrows, Whiteway Farm – J.Branston
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Sergeant-Major Henry Webb Stallworthy – C.R. Harington
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Excavations at The Ditches Hill-Fort, North Cerney
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Obituary: Miss D M Radway 1893-1982
Newsletter 24 May 1982 22pp+cover A5
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Turnpikes Study Group – John Hartland
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Corinium Museum Garden – Caroline Lucken
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Croome Memorial Lecture – David Verey
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Cirencester’s Fire Brigade – A.D. McWhirr
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The Cirencester Obelisk – David Viner
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The Bull Inn – Philip Griffiths
Newsletter 23 May 1981 16pp+cover F8
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Cobbett in Cirencester – Anthony Denning
Newsletter 22 May 1980 12pp+cover F8
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The Founding of the Society – D.A.D.
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Cirencester Excavations
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Obituary: R.W. Jennings - David Viner FSA
Newsletter 21 May 1979 24pp+cover F8
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Gloucester Records Office – Brian Smith
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John Keble: Early days at Southrop, 1823 – A.P. Ledger
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The town recaptured– D.A.D
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Cirencester Excavations 1978
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Tribute to H.J.Clappen - Mr Jackson
Newsletter 20 May 1978 16pp+cover F8
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Visit to Dyer Street House
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Bagendon and Elsie Clifford: I sat at the feet – Joyce Barker
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Obituary: Ruth Waddington – JB
Newsletter 19 May 1977 16pp+cover F8
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On the track of an ancient Road – Leighton & Elizabeth Bishop
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Baron Cirencester – D.A.D.
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Cirencester Excavations 1976 – Alan McWhirr
Annual Report and Newsletter No. 18 June 1976 28pp+cover F8
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President's Address on the Society's 21st birthday - David Verey
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“The Society extends hearty congratulations to two committee members on marriage during the
year :- Mr David Viner to Miss Linda Bunce on 18th October 1975 and Mr Alan Welsford to Miss
Jean Allen on 29th May 1976”
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Australia and Emigration [adverts and letters from local papers] - Mary Palser
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The Beecham Family: Cirencester and Australia - AF Beecham
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Cirencester Excavations 1975 - Alan McWhirr
Annual Report and Newsletter No. 17 June 1975 20pp+cover F8
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The Library of St. Mary's Abbey, Cirencester [9 Refs] - Alan Welsford
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The Abbey's Possessions in Berkshire - Anthony Denning
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Traces of the Abbey of St. Mary at Cirencester still to be seen - Clericus Noster
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Indexing of the Wilts & Gloucestershire Standard - Joyce Barker [ This task took from 1968-75 onto
index cards - does the index still exist?]
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Cirencester Excavations 1974 - Alan McWhirr
Annual Report and Newsletter No. 16 June 1974 18pp+cover F8
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The Sad Story of the Reverend Samuel Johnson; or Storm in a Cirencester Teacup (8 Refs) - RW
Jennings
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The Royal Coats of Arms in the Parish church [Charles II and George II]
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Cirencester Excavations 1973 - Alan McWhirr
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The Late Rev R Elphick, obituary - Joyce Barker [honoured with FSA 1974]
Annual Report and Newsletter No. 15 June 1973 20pp+cover F8
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The Non-Roman Museum - Yvonne Perrot
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The Early Days of the Society - Muriel Holland
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Excavations 1972 - Alan McWhirr
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Further Excavations at Prices Row - David Viner
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Museum history Part Three: 1938-1973 - John Real
Annual Report and Newsletter No. 14 June 1972 20pp+cover F8
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Early Theatricals at Cirencester - Anthony Denning
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Museum History in Cirencester Part Two: 1879-1938 - Joyce Barker
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Romans Lived it Up in Old Britain - Vancouver Sun July 1971
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That Opulent Town and the Iron Duke - Anthony Denning
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Excavations 1971 - Alan McWhirr
Annual Report and Newsletter No. 13 June 1971 15pp+cover F8
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Living History [May Cambray] - Beryl James
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Thoughts on Fame [Sir William Llewellyn d.1941] - Joyce Barker
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Cirencester Excavations 1970 - Alan McWhirr
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Museum History in Cirencester Part one: Early Curators of the Bathurst Museum - MMWP
Annual Report and Newsletter No. 12 May 1970 14pp+cover F8
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Not Angles but Angels - Richard Reece
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Excavations at Cirencester 1969
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A house and its owners No.33 Dyer Street - Marjorie Klitz
Annual Report and Newsletter No. 11 May 1969 16pp+cover F8
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The Cheltenham Road - Michael Paine
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The Saxon Door at Somerford Keynes - Canon RG Gibbon
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Cirencester Excavations: The past decade
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One Public Road, now closed [letter to W&G Standard 6 May 1916]
Annual Report and Newsletter No. 10 May 1968 15pp+cover F8
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The Non-Roman Museum [Museum Room Abberley House] - E G Saw
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The Old House Gloucester Street - Rosemary Burton
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A Stratton Pluralist [Thomas Boys DD] - R Elphick
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Perusing the "Local" [paper] - Y A Perrott
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Excavations at Cirencester 1967 - David Brown
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Excavation Stewards
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Verey, Mr DCW of Barnsley House is listed among new members for that year
Annual Report and Newsletter No. 9 May 1967 20pp+cover F8
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A Quaker Squire of the Cotswolds [John Bellers] - Eleanor Hope Simpson
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How not to Over restore - David Verey
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Inside the Church of St. John the Baptist Cirencester - Leslie Jones
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Cirencester Excavations 1966
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The Word square - David Brown
Annual Report and Newsletter No. 8 May 1966 16pp+cover F8
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Farmington Roman Villa - P Gascoine
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Excavations at Cirencester 1965- David Brown
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The Churchyard of St. John the Baptist Cirencester - L Jones
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List of documents received 1961-5 [These will now be found in Gloucestershire Archives, I hope, Ed.]
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The young look in archaeology- Richard Reece, David Brown, Peter Broxton
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Abbey Stonework
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Walter of Cheltenham
Annual Report and Newsletter No. 7 1965 14pp+cover F8
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An Objection [old English]
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The Manor Farm of Tarlton and the Coke Family [21 refs] - R K Lingard-Guthrie
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Cirencester Excavations 1964
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Notes and News - Richard Reece
Annual Report and Newsletter 1964 16pp+cover F8
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Mrs E M Clifford - 4 appreciations
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Cirencester Excavations 1963
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Notes Richard Reece
Annual Report and Newsletter 1963 No.V June 1963 16pp+cover F8
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Samuel Lysons FRS FSA 1763-1819 - V A Woodman
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Excavations at Cirencester 1962
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Donald Atkinson MA FSA an obituary - M V Taylor
Annual Report & Newletter for 1962/3 summer 1962 16pp+cover F8
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Bagendon Considered - S S Frere
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Stained Glass - W I Croome
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Cirencester Excavations 1961 - J S Wacher
Annual Report & News Brochure for 1961/1962 summer 1961 15pp+cover F8
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The Parish of Stratton - R Elphick
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Notes on Colesbourne - G R Walshaw
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Cirencester Excavations - J S Wacher
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Oakley Cottage Cemetery - Richard Reece
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Local Excavations - "Snooper"
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Photographic sub-committee
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Dr Frederick Wainwright - an obituary
Annual Report & News Brochure for 1960-61summer 1960 16pp+cover F8
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History from Churchwardens Accounts - W I Croome
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The (Cirencester)Parish Registers - G P Jackson
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The End of the Abbey of St. Mary - Richard Reece
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Cirencester Excavations 1960 - J S Wacher
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More Mollusca from Roman Cirencester - L W Grensted
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Wall Divining [early description of resistivity measurement with the inventors, Messrs Martin and
Clarke]
[This copy priced at 6d and signed by Joyce Barker]
Annual Report & News Brochure for 1958/1959 summer 1959 11pp+cover F8
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Corinium Museum 1958-9 - Donald Atkinson
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Museum of Local History - HB(ullock)
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Cirencester Excavation Committee - HL Gracie
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National Register of Archives
