The Squire’s Alma Mater – Oscott and the Leighs of Woodchester Park
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‘This little gem of a church’
Originally posted on Theodor Kern:
Googling Theodor Kern’s name yesterday, I came across a work by the artist that I’d never seen before. In his biography of Kern, Karl Heinz…
The Coleford Mission Diary (1911-1930)
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Timothy Nourse of Newent
To download this essay written by the late John Fendley which explores the life of Timothy Nourse of Newent, please press the link below:
St Augustine’s Matson
To download the following documents about the history of this parish and the architecture of its church, please press the links below: These essays have been carefully researched by the … Continue reading
Woodchester Priory
To download this album of photographs and postcards of Woodchester Priory from the collection of Richard Barton, please press the link below: Two fascinating stories from Woodchester Priory with thanks … Continue reading
St Joseph’s Catholic Church, Stonehouse – its prehistory
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A Lost Church by Scoles – Our Lady of Lourdes, Wroughton
To download this essay by Richard Barton entitled, ‘A Lost Church by Scoles – Our Lady of Lourdes, Wroughton,’ please press the link below: See also a Centenary Celebration of … Continue reading
Reverend Peter Hartley – ‘A Martyr to Duty’ and ‘Victim of Charity’
To download Richard Barton’s essay entitled, ‘Reverend Peter Hartley – ‘A Martyr to Duty’ and ‘Victim of Charity’,’ please press the link below: See ‘Gloucester’s saintly Abbe Josse’ by Richard … Continue reading
Gloucester’s saintly Abbe Josse
To download this account of ‘Gloucester’s saintly Abbe Josse’ please press the link below: Pages from the historical writings of James Newton Langston (1884-1959) See ‘Ambrose Phillipps de Lisle and … Continue reading
