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RMEEFP23–Cannington a village in Somerset near to the Site of Hinkley Point C nuclear Power Station.
RMG5JFFR–A view of Lullington in Somerset, where the old water pump is no longer working and there is no public house.
RMJ11HX3–Dunster is a village, civil parish and former manor within the English county of Somerset, today just within the north-eastern boundary of the Exmoor National Park. Dunster Castle in the background. Original taken on Ilford FP4 film. Circa 1985
RMG8719C–Thatched cottages in the village of Selworthy, Somerset, a place popular with tourists and artists.
RFT5WX4G–Porlock is a coastal village in Somerset it have most elderly population in Britain and it is the evidence for 10th or 11th century origin vintage lin
RMG69X3D–Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh, emerges from the Rising Sun public house in the Somerset village of Pensford. The ground floor of the public house was washed out in the recent floods.
RMG69XXE–Sacked Somerset cricketer and West Indian cricket star Viv Richards flies in to Heathrow from his native Antigua to make his debut for Rishton, the Lancashire village side to which he has signed for the summer as a professional.
RM2AM9TTD–Archive image circa 1925 of Winsford village Post Office in Exmore, Somerset, UK. Scanned from the original negative
RMG83CYC–A wych-elm tree at Wraxall in Somerset, which has been growing on the site of the old village cross for at least 300 years. It is hollow, with enough space inside for 10 people. Julie Symmons of Clevedon is seen climbing out of the small hole in the trunk.
RMG87195–The main street in Dunster, Somerset, which features an ancient Yarn Market, built in 1609. In the background can be seen part of Dunster Castle, home of Geoffrey Luttrell.
RMM15RTJ–Glastonbury Abbey was founded in the 7th century in Glastonbury, Somerset. It was destroyed by a major fire in 1184, but subsequently rebuilt and by the 14th century was one of the richest and most powerful monasteries in England.
RMG9MXW1–Undeterred by the snow underfoot, choristers of St. Andrew's Parish Church, Backwell, Somerset, led by their choirmistress, Mrs A Skinner, made an early start in their annual tour of carol singing around the village.
RM2M967A5–Montacute House, situated in the South Somerset village of Montacute. A fantastic example of late Elizabethan architecture The three floored mansion, constructed of local Ham Hill stone, was built circa 1598 by Sir Edward Phelips, Master of the Rolls to Queen Elizabeth I. Photograph by Norman Synge Waller Budd
RF2BE28MJ–Gold Hill, Shaftesbury, UK, Black and White image of the steep hill and cobbled street with pretty cottages in a timeless image
RMFBNA8K–UK, England, Somerset, Stoford village, old Thatched cottage with gothic arched door and stone mullioned windows, 1911
RMHHG5YP–The Agapemone, also known as “The A,” was a religious cult established in 1846 in the village of Spaxton, Somerset (England). It was founded by the Rev. Henry Prince, who earlier had been ousted by the Bishop of Bath for his radical teachings. Prince went from saying that he was guided by the Holy Ghost, to declaring that he in fact himself was the Holy Spirit (one of the members of the Trinity).
RM2M3JRER–Athelney in Somerset, devastated by floods in 1930 showing the only method of travel around the area - in Venetian style, by boat. Despite the use of sand bags and a temporary wall the river Tone burst its banks and caused much destruction. 1930
RMB54TEH–Westland Helicopters at Yeovil in Somerset built the Westland- Sikorsky W.S.51 under licence from the American company Sikorsky. ;It was one of the more successful early helicopters. ;When production ceased in 1953 around 139 had been built. ;Picture landing on the village green at Nether Compton in Devon, being greeted by the local children August 1969.;D5309
RMRT6E07–Infrared monochrome of All Saints Church in the North Somerset village of Wrington, England.
RM2AM9TTT–Archive image circa 1925 of The Royal Oak Inn, Winsford village in Exmore, Somerset, UK. Scanned from the original negative
RMCTWHG4–Two mountain bikers ride a rocky path near the village of Cheddar in Somerset on the southern edge of the Mendip Hills.
RM2DCPMH5–An historical architectural gem, the Helyar Almshouses, constructed of local Ham-stone in 1640-60, in the village of East Coker, Somerset, England.
RM2X39WK1–Around Wellow a picturesque village near Bath in Somerset UK A five bar gate Monochrome Low Contrast
RFEFRGGY–photographed from a book titled 'English Pictures Drawn with Pen and Pencil' published in London ca. 1870.
RMF8TX1J–An engraving of Widcombe Church, near Bath scanned at high resolution from a book printed in 1834. Believed copyright free.
RMFBNEKP–UK, England, Somerset, Aldhampton, old house, 1911 line illustration by, Sydney R Jones, from The Studio Magazine's 1912 Les Hab
RFT5E2G5–Long exposure of the river flowing past a sword sticking out of the river in Cheddar village in Somerset
RM2WRGTH2–The British Association at Bath: the village and quarries at Holwell, near Bath, 1864. 'Two hundred persons, on Saturday, accompanied Mr. C. Moore on the Excursion to the Mendip Rocks, near Frome, where occur the singular combinations of old, up-turned carboniferous limestones, receiving on their water-worn surfaces deposits of rhoetian, liassic, and oolitic beds, and exhibiting in their fissures some vertical bands, which seemed like dykes, and others which really were metalliferous veins. The main purpose of the trip was geological; the additions were archaeological...The quarries of Holwell
RMRT6E0A–Infrared monochrome of All Saints Church in the North Somerset village of Wrington, England.
RM2RT2J0G–Selworthy, West Somerset, Somerset, 1940-1948. A view of thatched cottages, seen from the top of Selworthy and looking down at the rest of the village. The image shows the tops of buildings below the building in the foreground, which is most likely either the Periwinkle Tea Room, formerly listed as Cottage, or the Lorna Doone and National Trust Shop and Information Centre, formerly listed as two buildings; Lorna Doone and The Rest.
RM2DCPMRD–An historical architectural gem, the Helyar Almshouses, constructed of local Ham-stone in 1640-60, in the village of East Coker, Somerset, England., U
RM2DGBR3B–A 19th century view of the main gatehouse to Raglan Castle, a late medieval castle north of the village of Raglan in Monmouthshire, south Wales. The modern castle dates from circa 16th century, when successive ruling families of the Herberts and the Somersets created a luxurious, fortified castle. During the English Civil War the castle was held on behalf of Charles I but taken by Parliamentary forces in 1646. In the aftermath, the castle was dismantled; after the restoration of Charles II, the Somersets declined to restore the castle and it became a romantic ruin.
RM2T1KWTX–Youth Service Volunteers Help British Farmers- Agricultural Camp at Nunney Catch, Somerset, England, UK, 1943 Boys of the Youth Service Volunteers attend a dance which they have organised in the village hall at Nunney Catch, Somerset.
RMFR07RC–Mangrove Bay, Bermuda. 23rd Nov, 1953. This is the view from Mangrove Bay Wharf which Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh will have after they disembark from the yacht 'Wilhelmina' at the conclusion of a cruise through the islands of Bermuda's Great Sound. In the background can be seen well-known Cambridge Beaches, a fashionable cottage colony. After a brief drive through the village of Somerset the Royal Couple will return by motor by Government House to attend a garden party held in their honor. © KEYSTONE Pictures/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News
RFT5E2FA–Long exposure of the river flowing past a sword sticking out of the river in Cheddar village in Somerset
RFM0B3DK–January 2018 - Road sign to the Muddy lane in the rural village of Meare, Somerset, England.
RMRT6E0B–Infrared monochrome of All Saints Church in the North Somerset village of Wrington, England.
RMJY6KB9–A grade II, former folly is now an unusual home in the shape of a tower in the Cotswolds, England
RM2DCPMPK–An historical architectural gem, the Helyar Almshouses, constructed of local Ham-stone in 1640-60, in the village of East Coker, Somerset, England, UK
RF2HFHP65–January 2022 - Low winter mist across the moors near the village on Wedmore in rural Somerset, England, UK
RM2FRWHRD–The grave of Caroline Whittle in the little village churchyard at Cucklington, Somerset, UK. (Black & white version)
RM2HG6MF0–January 2022 - The now deserted North Street Chapel in the village of Cheddar, Somerset, England, UK.
RM2T1KWW1–Youth Service Volunteers Help British Farmers- Agricultural Camp at Nunney Catch, Somerset, England, UK, 1943 Boys of the Youth Service Volunteers attend a dance which they have organised in the village hall at Nunney Catch, Somerset. Many are enjoying a dance with a local girl.
RMKHCGE4–October 2017 - Edelweiss café sign in the rural Somerset village of Cheddar near the famous Cheddar Gorge
![The British Association at Bath: Nunney Castle, 1864. 'At the distance of two miles from Frome is the picturesque village of Nunney. The old castle was erected by the family of De la Mere, and subsequently garrisoned by Charles I. After a stubborn resistance it was destroyed by the Parliamentary forces, in 1643. In the church, possessing, in common with many others in Somersetshire, a tower of great architectural beauty, are some remarkable monuments to the De la Mere family'. From "Illustrated London News", 1864. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2WRGTGC/the-british-association-at-bath-nunney-castle-1864-at-the-distance-of-two-miles-from-frome-is-the-picturesque-village-of-nunney-the-old-castle-was-erected-by-the-family-of-de-la-mere-and-subsequently-garrisoned-by-charles-i-after-a-stubborn-resistance-it-was-destroyed-by-the-parliamentary-forces-in-1643-in-the-church-possessing-in-common-with-many-others-in-somersetshire-a-tower-of-great-architectural-beauty-are-some-remarkable-monuments-to-the-de-la-mere-family-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1864-2WRGTGC.jpg "The British Association at Bath: Nunney Castle, 1864. 'At the distance of two miles from Frome is the picturesque village of Nunney. The old castle was erected by the family of De la Mere, and subsequently garrisoned by Charles I. After a stubborn resistance it was destroyed by the Parliamentary forces, in 1643. In the church, possessing, in common with many others in Somersetshire, a tower of great architectural beauty, are some remarkable monuments to the De la Mere family'. From "Illustrated London News", 1864. Stock Photo")
RM2WRGTGC–The British Association at Bath: Nunney Castle, 1864. 'At the distance of two miles from Frome is the picturesque village of Nunney. The old castle was erected by the family of De la Mere, and subsequently garrisoned by Charles I. After a stubborn resistance it was destroyed by the Parliamentary forces, in 1643. In the church, possessing, in common with many others in Somersetshire, a tower of great architectural beauty, are some remarkable monuments to the De la Mere family'. From "Illustrated London News", 1864.
RFRN00HJ–Trully Waterfall just outside the village of Trully in Somerset shot in black and white and from a footbridge
RM2RT2HR9–Dunster, West Somerset, Somerset, 1940-1953. A view of the town taken from a small street on a hill. There is a whitewashed thatched cottage on the left hand side in the foreground, and the street slopes downwards to the midground. In the background the roofs of houses below can be seen.
RMB3C771–England, Somerset, Montacute. Montacute is an ancient village adjoining Ham Hill whose golden stone makes the medieval and later buildings blend harmoniously together. In the early middle ages a borough was created and the layout of the village shows evidence of deliberate planning. At the entrance to the church a watering can stands ready.
RM2HX5N7G–Ancient Britain -- Quaint and picturesque survival from a leisurely age - the ancient hump-back Pack Horse Bridge at Allerford in Somerset. June 21, 1955. (Photo by Reuterphoto).
RMRT6E39–Infrared monochrome of All Saints Church and it's lychgate from Church Walk in the North Somerset village of Wrington, England.
RMFCA9W0–UK, England, Somerset, Alhampton, cottage garden, Thatched 1911 line illustration by, Sydney R Jones, from The Studio Magazine's
RM2DCPCAM–Close up of the Tellis Farm house, a thatched roof home of historical significance in the village of East Cocker, Somerset, England, in black and whit
RMFBNA9F–UK, England, Somerset, Norton St Philip, The George Inn, claimed to be Britain's oldest tavern. 1911 line illustration
RM2BX97WT–view of hay bales in fields with East Lyng Church in the distance as seen from Crooked Drove on Curry Moor, part of the Somerset Levels.
RMKHCGE1–October 2017 - Edelweiss café sign in the rural Somerset village of Cheddar near the famous Cheddar Gorge
![The Field of the Alma, after the Battle, sketched by an officer of the 21st N.B. Fusiliers, 1854. Crimean War: bodies on the battlefield. 'The village of Alma is seen in the distance, and immediately in front of it Lord Raglan's camp...Many of the [dead or wounded] Russians had small crosses and chains fastened round their necks. Several were found with Korans in their knapsacks...[some] had portraits of wives or mistresses, of mothers or sisters inside their coats...Last night all these poor wretches lay in their agony; nothing could be done to help them. The groans, the yells, the cries of d Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2K04069/the-field-of-the-alma-after-the-battle-sketched-by-an-officer-of-the-21st-nb-fusiliers-1854-crimean-war-bodies-on-the-battlefield-the-village-of-alma-is-seen-in-the-distance-and-immediately-in-front-of-it-lord-raglans-campmany-of-the-dead-or-wounded-russians-had-small-crosses-and-chains-fastened-round-their-necks-several-were-found-with-korans-in-their-knapsacks-some-had-portraits-of-wives-or-mistresses-of-mothers-or-sisters-inside-their-coatslast-night-all-these-poor-wretches-lay-in-their-agony-nothing-could-be-done-to-help-them-the-groans-the-yells-the-cries-of-d-2K04069.jpg "The Field of the Alma, after the Battle, sketched by an officer of the 21st N.B. Fusiliers, 1854. Crimean War: bodies on the battlefield. 'The village of Alma is seen in the distance, and immediately in front of it Lord Raglan's camp...Many of the [dead or wounded] Russians had small crosses and chains fastened round their necks. Several were found with Korans in their knapsacks...[some] had portraits of wives or mistresses, of mothers or sisters inside their coats...Last night all these poor wretches lay in their agony; nothing could be done to help them. The groans, the yells, the cries of d Stock Photo")
RM2K04069–The Field of the Alma, after the Battle, sketched by an officer of the 21st N.B. Fusiliers, 1854. Crimean War: bodies on the battlefield. 'The village of Alma is seen in the distance, and immediately in front of it Lord Raglan's camp...Many of the [dead or wounded] Russians had small crosses and chains fastened round their necks. Several were found with Korans in their knapsacks...[some] had portraits of wives or mistresses, of mothers or sisters inside their coats...Last night all these poor wretches lay in their agony; nothing could be done to help them. The groans, the yells, the cries of d
RM2HG6N1J–January 2022 - Cox's Mill hotel, now a crumbling shell in the village Cheddar, Somerset, England, UK.
RM2RT2HRF–Dunster, West Somerset, Somerset, 1940-1953. View of a lane in Dunster with a low thatched cottage on the left and a man stood on the right side of the road.View of a lane in Dunster with a low cottage on the left side of the road. It has a thatched roof and five upper storey windows visible. The lower section of the house is obscured by foliage. On the right side of the road, opposite the cottage, is a man stood looking at the house, with a walking cane in his right hand and his left hand in his coat pocket. The lane behind him has overhanging trees on both sides.
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