Two thousands years ago Southwell was a thriving centre of Roman activity, possbly one of the most important locations of its age. However, we know astonishingly little about the nature of Southwell’s Roman settlement, its extent or how it developed into the beautiful town we know today.
More HERE Thanks to The Bramley
Coming soon down Church Street, next to The George and Dra….., sorry Bramley Apple.
Selling beautifull old French and quintessentially English Treasures including Furniture, Linen, Quilts, Mirrors and other lovely things.
A brand new Folk Opera by Mick Ryan.
June/July 2011
In Southwell Minster – 9th June, in Southwell Workhouse – 1th June and other venues, Sudbury Hall – Derbyshire, Gibson Mill – Hebden Bridge and Quarry Bank – Wilmslow see:
www.SouthwellFolkFestival.org.uk
9-12 June, Southwell, Nottinghamshire.
Southwell’s premier event – DON’T MISS IT.
Full details can be found at:
www.SouthwellFolkFestival.org.uk
We’re back, thanks for your patience.
Another reincarnation of SOL, the third or fourth, after numerous hackings and crashes I’ve gone for a WordPress site.
Please be patient a little longer it’s going to take some time to get up to speed.
Some of the photos in the header above have obvious connections to Southwell, some MAY seem less obvious or not connected at all.
They are all connected to Southwell, can you identify them all?
For ease of identification they are identified thus:
Top Left 1, 2, 3,
Bottom Left 4, 5, 6, 7
Middle 8, 9
Top Right 10, 11
Bottom Right 12, 13
Best of Luck.
Thanks.
Ron
