
Secret Winchester by Anne-Louise Barton
The much-visited city of Winchester will be well known for King Alfred's statue, the Great Hall and Jane Austen's final resting place. However, woven into its long and remarkable history are hidden gems of little-known stories, from the bishop who had a vision of King Arthur on one Winchester hill, to the sorry fate of an Anglo-Saxon earl who lost his head on another; from an empress fighting for the Crown, to the eventful life of one medieval Jewish family; from the horrors of the Black Death, to the opulence of a Tudor royal wedding. Centuries of commerce and culture, religion and war have shaped the city.Fully illustrated throughout, Secret Winchester delves beneath the surface of this ancient capital, journeying from Iron Age origins to Victorian aspirations through medieval fairs, Restoration races and Georgian theatres, inviting the reader to discover the lesser-known facts and hidden aspects of Winchester's history.-
SECRET
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If You're Reading This, It's Too Late
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The Name of This Book Is Secret
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This Isn't What It Looks Like
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Secret Liverpool
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You Have to Stop This
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Secret Bristol
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Secret Anglesey
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Secret Whitby
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Secret Sheffield
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Secret Hastings & St Leonards
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Secret Manchester
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Write This Book
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Secret Newcastle
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Secret Norwich
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Secret Oxford
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Secret Isle of Wight
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Secret City of Durham
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Secret Nottingham
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Secret Northamptonshire
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Secret Stoke-on-Trent
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Secret Ipswich
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Secret Darlington
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Secret Ramsgate
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Secret Wrexham
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Secret Dundee
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Secret Yorkshire Dales
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Secret Forest of Dean
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Secret Portsmouth
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Secret Shrewsbury
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Secret York
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Anesthesia Secrets
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Secret Southampton
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Secret Guernsey
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Secret Broadstairs
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Secret New Forest
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Secret Chichester
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Secret Leeds
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Secret Leicester
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Secret Cheltenham
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Secret Paris
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Secret Worthing
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Secret Coventry
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Secret Stockport
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Secret Peak District
Anne-Louise Barton grew up in Winchester and has spent most of her working life there. Her interest in its history has developed through her father, John Barton, who is the author of several local interest titles, some of which she assisted on with producing the photographs and illustrations. For the past twenty years Anne-Louise has been a bookseller both in the new and second-hand book trade, and has recently taken over from her father as a partner at The Winchester Bookshop. Elizabeth Hill-Goulding has worked in children’s publishing and on a national magazine. She moved from Bristol to Winchester in 1994 and, after a brief spell working at Winchester University, became a full-time mother of three. In recent years Elizabeth has taken a keen interest in local history and this has led her to work in collaboration with her cousin, and fellow Amberley author, Anne-Louise Barton.
| SKU | Unavailable |
| ISBN 13 | 9781445671857 |
| ISBN 10 | 1445671859 |
| Title | Secret Winchester |
| Author | Anne-Louise Barton |
| Series | Secret |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Amberley Publishing |
| Year published | 2018-05-15 |
| Number of pages | 96 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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