Discover the breathtaking artistry and craftsmanship of the fabric rolls of York Minster, one of the most iconic and historic churches in all of England. This beautiful volume features full-color photographs and detailed descriptions of the various textiles and other materials used in the creation of these stunning works of art.
This detailed account of a small parish in Yorkshire offers a window into English rural life in the 19th century. With descriptions of local customs, landmarks, and notable figures, this book is a valuable resource for historians and anyone with an interest in the history of Yorkshire. A fascinating read that sheds light on a bygone era.
This three-volume history of Northumberland covers the period from the Roman Occupation to the mid-19th century. The second and third volumes include detailed accounts of the social, political, and economic history of the region, as well as information on its natural history and geography. The book is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the history of Northumberland or the history of England more broadly.
In this fascinating work, James Raine provides a detailed account of the ancient monuments of England. Drawing on a wide range of sources, including archaeological surveys and historical records, Raine offers a vivid portrait of the country's rich cultural heritage. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of England's ancient monuments, as well as for those interested in the field of archaeology more broadly.
This book contains records of the Borough of Nottingham between 1485-1547. The records include details about the daily lives of Nottingham residents, including tax records, legal proceedings, and more. It offers a unique glimpse into the lives of people living in Nottingham during this time period and is a valuable resource for historians studying English history.
This delightful volume is a compilation of English miscellany works, which explore the history and language of the northern counties of England. The editor has carefully selected a range of pieces, including ballads, folklore, legal documents, historical narratives, and letters. These diverse texts provide insights into the customs, traditions, and language of the region.
This book is a memoir of Robert Surtees, the author of the History of the County Palatine of Durham. It provides a detailed account of his life and his contributions to the field of history. The book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of Durham and the men who contributed to its documentation.
This meticulously researched history examines the founding of two of York's most important religious institutions. Drawing on a wealth of documentary evidence, the author provides a detailed account of the people and events that led to the establishment of St. Mary's Abbey and St. Leonard's Hospital, as well as a fascinating look at the social and religious context in which they arose.
This is a collection of wills registered at York in the Middle Ages, along with a detailed introduction and commentary by James Raine. It provides a fascinating insight into the social and economic history of Yorkshire in the Middle Ages, including the use of language and the transmission of property and wealth. This is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of Yorkshire and the Middle Ages in England.
This book is a historical account of the priory of Hexham, a medieval monastery in northeastern England. Drawing on ancient manuscripts and other primary sources, the author describes the priory's founding, its religious and cultural significance, and its ultimate decline and dissolution during the English Reformation.