Weybridge was a sleepy, isolated rural village dominated throughout the Middle Ages by the great Abbey at Chertsey. King Henry VIII shattered its obscurity by building a Royal Palace at Oatlands, which brought the bustle of the Court for a century, until it was destroyed after the Civil War. "... a well-produced history of the area and has some interesting anecdotal stories. ...
The photographs are excellent ..." Surrey & Hants News.
| ISBN: | 9781860770869 |
| Publication date: | 1st October 1999 |
| Author: | Neil White |
| Publisher: | Phillimore & Co. an imprint of The History Press |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Genres: |
Local history |
Weybridge was a sleepy, isolated rural village dominated throughout the Middle Ages by the great Abbey at Chertsey. King Henry VIII shattered its obscurity by building a Royal Palace at Oatlands, which brought the bustle of the Court for a century, until it was destroyed after the Civil War.
Weybridge Past features in the following genres: Local history
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Weybridge Past was written by Neil White and published by Phillimore & Co. an imprint of The History Press
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