SOUTHWELL

A HISTORY WALK

By

Betty M. Arundel

This book, published by Southwell Civic Society, covers a two kilometre walk over paved surfaces through the historic heart of Southwell. Beautiful illustrations include the Minster from the North West; The Residence; The Baptist Chapel; Rampton Prebend; The Saracen’s Head, associated with King Charles I; Burgage Manor (where Lord Byron stayed when his mother lived in Southwell 1803 - 1808); The Station Master’s House; Cauldwell’s Mill; Elmfield House; and Cranfield House.

The book priced at £2.00, can be obtained directly from us by using the email facility on the Contact Us page. Please leave your address and the number of copies required and we will respond with details of how payment can be made together with delivery details.

Southwell - A History Walk is also available from the Minster Bookshop; and the Tourism Information Centre; both on Church Street, The Southwell Workhouse; on Upton Road, The County Library; and Gossip's Tea Rooms; both on King Street. It can also be obtained at The Gilstrap Centre; Castlegate, Newark.

Whilst essential to the enjoyment of those taking their first stroll around the town, the wealth of carefully researched detail will also be of interest to those who are more familiar with Southwell.