Bottesford Local History Trail
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Easy walks around Bottesford.
A Medal for Gladys Marston
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From Munitions to Muck-Spreading
War Memories
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Dennis and Eddie Jackson
The "Duchess of Sutherland" passes through!
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10 seconds of bliss at Bottesford station
A Bottesford school photo from 1900
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Nellie and Beatrice James remembered
Forge Cottage
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A House History of 7, Albert Street
The Hand Charity Cottages, High Street
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Known as Butcher's Row or, in the 19th Century, Jackson's Row
Nationwide Community & Heritage Awards 2008
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Regional Winners in Heritage-Groups Category
"A Grand Day Out or Mr Dewey Takes Charge"
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A community drama inspired by the people of Bottesford and Muston
Geology of the Bottesford Area
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Exploring the Vale of Belvoir
The Living History Drama Event
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A Grand Day Out or Mr Dewey Takes Charge
The Bainbridge Family
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Memories of Belvoir Road
Dancing on the Rectory lawn
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Bottesford Scouts & Guides in the 1950s
Electrifying Bottesford
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Memories of rail journeys and installing electricity supplies to the Vale in the 1930s.
Tree felling on Normanton Lane
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Removing a dead fir from the paddock of Beckingthorpe Farm
A Victorian garden party
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In the sunlit days of summers past
WICKED PRACTISE & SORCERYE
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The Belvoir Witchcraft Case of 1619
A Bottesford Christmas
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Childhood Memories of Christmas in the 1950s
The Rest is Lost
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A sequence of 16 sonnets inspired by the life of Elizabeth Sidney
Poetry about Elizabeth Sidney, Francis Beaumont 2
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AN ELERGY ON THE DEATH OF THE VIRTUOUS LADY ELIZABETH, COUNTESS OF RUTLAND
Poetry about Elizabeth Sidney, Ben Jonson 2
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TO ELIZABETH, COUNTESS OF RUTLAND. & AN EPIGRAM
Poetry about Elizabeth Sidney, Ben Jonson 1
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XII - EPISTLE TO ELIZABETH COUNTESS OF RUTLAND
Elizabeth Sidney, Connections 4
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The Portrait of an Unknown Lady
Elizabeth Sidney, Connections 3
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The Portrait of an Unknown Lady
Elizabeth Sidney, Connections 2
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The Portrait of an Unknown Lady
Elizabeth Sidney, Connections
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The Portrait of an Unknown Lady
Results 8: Derbyshire Dalesware and OW2
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Roman Discoveries at Easthorpe, Bottesford
Results 6: Lower Nene Valley Ware
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Roman Discoveries at Easthorpe, Bottesford
Results 5: Greyware Pottery
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Roman Discoveries at Easthorpe, Bottesford
Results 4: Samian Pottery
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Roman Discoveries at Easthorpe, Bottesford
Results 3: Black Burnished 1 Pottery
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Roman Discoveries at Easthorpe, Bottesford
Results 2: CGlA CG1B 'Shelly Ware'
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Roman Discoveries at Easthorpe, Bottesford
Results 1: Iron Age Pottery
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Roman Discoveries at Easthorpe, Bottesford
Lincolnshire Runway
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A selection of poems by Mr Bill Bowman
Voices from Normanton Airfield
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Two poems by wartime airmen serving at RAF Bottesford
Early Days on the Ambergate Railway
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Extracts from a book by Robin Leleux (1984)
Copyright
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Reproducing words and pictures from this website
Poetry Pathways comes to Bottesford, 2007
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local poets celebrate Bottesford landmarks and history
The L & H Tour, 1952.
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Christmas at Bottesford, Leicestershire, England.
Palimpsest
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In the church porch
Bottesford Market Cross
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Stand beneath the market cross
The Corner Shop
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from a short story - read by the former Winn's Store, Queen Street
Rivergods
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Read by the River Devon
Tiddlers and Devil's Toenails
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By the ford on Devon Lane
Wireless Days
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Sunday 3rd September 1939 11.15 am
Passing Bells
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"What passing bells for those who die as cattle?" - Wilfred Owen
A Belvoir Angel
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By a headstone in the churchyard
The Fair Maid of Normanton
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An effigy, alone in the SW corner of the S aisle
Time Out of Space
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Read in St Mary's
The Taming of the Shrew
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Extracts from Shakespeare
Belvoir Chapel,
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In the Chancel at St Mary's
The Ale-Wife and the Bell Man
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A poem read by the parch to St Mary's church, Bottesford
Village shops in the 1930s
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Memories of Dorothy Beedham and others
Hot off the press....
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a preview of Poetry Pathways
Bottesford Airfield
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Some background historical notes
The Beckett Family
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A late 19-century farming family in Normanton
The Bee Orchid
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A rare wild flower found locally
The Mill House
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Teenage Memories