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The Wolds Historian No. 1 2004
The Wolds Historian No. 2 2005
The Wolds Historian No. 3 2006
The Wolds Historian No. 4 2008
Contents for The Wolds Historian No. 1 2004
Pugin and the windows of St Mary's Church, Wymeswold
Lost mileposts
All mod cons... public utilities in Burton
Charnwood Forest Railway
Simon Packe: soldier and composer
Hathernware
A photograph of Wymeswold choir taken about 1955–8
The things folk from round 'ere say...
The Siamese twins
Back Lane, Hoton
Chairman's report
Thorpe in the Glebe
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Contents for The Wolds Historian No. 2 2005
Chairman's report 2005
'Boys will be boys'
Journey's End!
Cotes Juxta Lughborowe
Whatever happened to the Skipwiths of Prestwold and Cotes?
Anyone seen great-great-grandad?
Wymeswold's ghosts
Hoton warning beacon
War graves in Burton
Looking in detail at the ancient Wolds
Thorpe in the Glebe
Advertisement for the enclosure of Hoton
The Wymeswold skull
Wymeswold Church choir 1955 to 1958
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Contents for The Wolds Historian No. 3 2006
Chairman's report 2006
The airfield in our midst
Polish camp revisited
Wold's wells
Village life in nineteenth century Hoton
Will of Joan Groves of Wymeswold
Burton's heritage lost in 2006
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Contents for The Wolds Historian No. 4 2008
Chairman's report
'A dozen of oysters and rice pudding for one…?' The account book of Charles William Packe
Wysall's 'Wise Boy'
Samuel and his daughters
The restoration of St Mary's, 1955–9
Rev Henry Alford while at Wymeswold
Philip Brown – Wymeswold's cricket legend
The planning of Wymeswold
George Kendall of Hoton
Wysall Lane, Wymeswold
The Packe Arms at Hoton
Feedback on 'The Airfield in our Midst'
The Greyhound Inn at Burton on the Wolds
'Well leaped, Lumley!'
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