- [[bookjacket|
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- Tamworth A History
Attribution
Richard StoneFormat
BookPublished
2003Availability
[[availability|tl34696000291745]]Call Number
- 942 Sto
Description and Reviews
From the earliest prehistoric inhabitants of the Tame Valley to the modern era, every age has played its part in defining the unique nature and character of Tamworth. Nothing now remains of the royal center of Mercian kings beyond romantic memories, but the parish church of St Editha, with its roots in the Saxon borough, the castle on its mound, and the legacies of men of vision maintain a link between time past and time present. summarized from Amazon.com [[reviews|asin=]]Subject
ISBN
- 1860772781
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