Ludlow: Pocket Images
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A pictorial history of Ludlow through a series of old and rare photographs and images. This book displays each area of the town, highlighting not only well-known beauty spots such as Whitcliffe and the Teme valley, but also those residential suburbs such as East Hamlet and Gravel Hill.
The late DAVID LLOYD was an enthusiastic local historian who studied at Oxford under W.G. Hoskins. Though born and brought up in Ludlow, across the county boundary, he knew Worcestershire all his life, much of which was spent in that part of south Birmingham which was once part of the historic county. Whilst working as a schoolmaster and a College of Education lecturer, he took classes for many years, for the Department of Continuing Studies of Birmingham University, at Bewdley, Bromsgrove and Chaddersley Corbett; and he was well known as a visiting speaker in several other parts of Worcestershire. He most recently lived in Ludlow, where he was Mayor, a member of the District and County Councils and a Director of Ludlow Festival.