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Title: Victorian Farnham: The Story of a Surrey Town 1837-1901
Author: Ewbank Smith
Publication: London and Chichester: Phillimore & Co., 1971
Description: Purple cloth boards with gilt title on spine. Small abrasion in upper corner of front free endpaper, else near fine. Dust jacket shows very minor handling; not price clipped; in an archival mylar sleeve. 45 illustrations on plates, including frontispiece, maps and many historic photographs. Index. xvi + 249 pages.
A historic narrative of the Surrey town of Farnham, representative of most provincial towns in Queen Victoria's reign. ''In the early 1830's Farnham was a small township of oil-lit streets and no drainage. At night watchmen patrolled, crying out the hours and arresting loose characters, night soil men went about their business of emptying cesspits. There was no railway, mail coaches linked the town with London and elsewhere. By the end of the Queen's long reign, however, Farnham was recognisable as the town we know today [1971]; the families of many of the men who had played a part in its development still live here'' (front flap).
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: VG+
Jacket Condition: VG+
Keywords: history, Surrey, 19th century, England,
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