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Thanks! I have alerted the person who originally asked the question.
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Hi Judi The best place to post this question would be in the Agricultural History forum, but I have left it here because one answer might be for you to sign up for LIBRAL, our LIBrary of Rural and Agricultural History. I searched there for calves and got over 4000 hits; beef got over 2000 hits, so y...

Posting this on behalf of someone else: In our Northamptonshire village (I have not given the village name, as I know that the owner of the cottage does not wish to attract too many people to view it), there is a old cast iron sign (about 2 feet high ) fixed to the wall of a thatched cottage. It has...

Hi Sarah You've posted this in the LIBRAL forum, which is really for discussing the online Library of Rural and Agricultural Literature. Now, you might find some advertisements for your wheelwright in there (I have no idea, and it may be like finding a needle in a haystack, unless the search comes u...

Hi Alan
I asked Ted Collins (apparently I've asked him twice!) and he said he doesn't know. Sorry!

I am not sure whether they would have one at the Museum of English Rural Life in Reading, but Long's book on British Dairy Farming is now on our online Library, LIBRAL, if you would like to sign up for that. If you do, please post here and I will create a log in for you (it's in 'beta' mode at them ...

Thank you for letting us know about this. I will publicise it on the home page if you remind me nearer the time. The BAHS Spring Conference will be in Cannington 26-28 March next year so perhaps some attendees would like to make a detour to Crewkerne.

The Society for Landscape Studies is holding their autumn conference, ‘From the Cotswolds to the Chilterns: The historic landscapes of Oxfordshire’, on Saturday 21 October 2017 at Anne’s College, Oxford. Book your place now.

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