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A tenement 'in front of the cross' (2012)
Medieval inns (1961)
Visting Tudor stonemasons and cloth-workers (2015)
Saints Philip and James, Norton Saint Philip
Norton St. Philip: photo feature
The George Inn, Norton St Philip, Somerset
Ace of pubs (1997)
Norton St Philip Church, Somerset (1977)
The George Inn, Norton St Philip, Somerset (1977)
Norton St Philip
Somerset dendrochronology project - phase two
Somerset dendrochronology project - phase four
Farleigh Castle and its tragedy
Norton St Philip and Stony Littleton: the Rodney Legg walk
Inns of Somerset (1935)
Rowley alias Wittenham (1872)
Farleigh Hungerford Castle (1852)
Quintessential Somerset
Monmouth at Philip's Norton
To the scene of battle
The Flower family of Somerset
Monmouth's retreat
The fairs and markets of Norton St Philip
Home remedies, 1820
The Flower family and the grange of Norton St Philip
Some Elizabethan timber building terms
Forestocke or Foscott lands in Norton St Philip
Agnes Cox and her dilemma
Vanity flair (1991)
Inhumanity and barbarity not to be equal'd: being an impartial relation of the barbarous murder committed by Mrs. Elizabeth Branch and her daughter, on the body of Jane Buttersworth...
Norton St Philip church
Wine and dine: Bath Lodge Hotel
John Skinner and the clerical society
Chapels east of the Fosse way
Two Somerset villages
Somerset Crown estates
A short history of the George Inn at Norton St. Philip, Somerset (1930)
The manors of Norton St. Philip and Hinton charterhouse 1535-1691 (2007)
The manors of Norton St.Philip and Hinton Charterhouse 1535-1691 (2007)
The fairs and markets of Norton St Philip (2002)
Norton St. Philip. "George". Probably only ground floor original (1974)
Norton St. Philip. Once the seat of a cloth fair associated with Monmouth (1974)
Norton St. Philip. Front of this long building stone-built ground floor, two storeys of timber and plaster (1974)
Norton St. Philip. (North town with church dedicated to St. Philip) (1974)
A short history of the George Inn at Norton St.Philip, Somerset ([1935?])