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The Book of Gorley. Accounts of Cranborne Chase and Ashley Rails by Heywood Sumner

Catalogue reference: SUM

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Reference
SUM
Title
The Book of Gorley. Accounts of Cranborne Chase and Ashley Rails by Heywood Sumner
Date
1908-1938
Description

Two volumes on the history and archaeology of Cranborne Chase and vicinity, Dorset, and (SUM/002) the Roman pottery site at Ashley Rails, New Forest, by George Heywood Maunoir Sumner, FSA (1853-1940); compiled 1908-38. Calligraphically written and illustrated by numerous drawings, watercolours and sketch maps. See the facsimile of an earlier volume of 1904-c. 1909, Cuckoo Hill. The Book of Gorley (1987), vi-xxi, for details of Sumner's work. A.J., 21 (1941), 262 (obituary).

Related material

Further items relating to Sumner and his family were acquired by Hants. Record Office, Winchester, in 1995 (106M95/D1).

Held by
Society of Antiquaries of London
Former department reference
SAL/MS/825/1-2 SAL/MS/825
Creator(s)
Sumner, George Heywood Maunoir (1853-1940), antiquary and archaeologist
Physical description
Two volumes. prelims + pp.199; prelims + pp.197 (96-188 blank).
Immediate source of acquisition
Acquired by Mrs Cecily Margaret Guido, FSA, after the death of the author (1940) and presented by her, August 1966.
Unpublished finding aids
Society of Antiquaries online catalogue: https://collections.sal.org.uk/sum
Record URL
https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/f2413d6f-17cd-43d5-a7b0-0e3b39dc10fa/

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The Book of Gorley. Accounts of Cranborne Chase and Ashley Rails by Heywood Sumner