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The
Gwent Local History Council was set up in 1954 to encourage public interest
in local history, to bring together societies and persons interested
in the study of local history, to arrange lectures and publish the results
of historical research. Their twice yearly magazine "Gwent Local
History" has made a valuable contribution to the store of historical
knowledge. Here Caerleon Net, with the full agreement of the Gwent Local
History Council, is making available many of the articles from this
magazine relating to Caerleon.
Please note: copyright exists on all texts.
Enquiries relating copyright should be addressed to the Gwent Local
History Council. |
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The
Caerleon Industrial School by D. B. Hughes (No. 29,
1970)
Caerleon in Literature by Eija Kennerley
(No. 32, 1971)
The Herberts of St. Julians by Eija
Kennerley (No. 35, 1973)
St. Julian's House, Newport, A Conservation
Study by M. J. and H. B. Waterhouse (No. 37, 1974)
Caerleon Market Hall by Eija Kennerley
(No. 37, 1974)
St. Julian's Church, Newport by Mrs. Olive
M. Ellis (No. 39, 1975)
Rev. Daniel Jones, M. A. (No.
39, 1975)
The First Two Masters of Caerleon School
(No. 39, 1975)
The Jenkins Story by Eija Kennerley
(No. 39, 1975)
Fellmongering by Primrose Hockey (No.
39, 1975)
The World We Have Lost by Primrose Hockey
(No. 43, 1977)
Charles Williams of Caerleon - Legend or Truth?
by Eija Kennerley (No. 44, 1978)
Mediaeval Caerleon by Eija Kennerley (No.
45, 1978)
Caerleon Manor and Mills by
Eija Kennerley (No. 45, 1978)
River Trade and Shipping in Caerleon from the
16th to the 19th Century by Eija Kennerley (No.
47, 1979)
Caerleon Mills and Ponthir Tinplate
Works by Eija Kennerley (No. 49, 1980)
Saint Cadoc's Church, Caerleon by
Eija Kennerley (No. 50, 1981)
Caerleon Park by Eija Kennerley
(No. 54, 1983)
The Almshouse, Caerleon by Eija
Kennerley (No. 57, 1984)
The Priory, Caerleon by Eija
Kennerley (No. 62, 1987)
Capel Zion, Ponthir, Gwent by
Eija Kennerley (No. 64, 1988) |
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