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The Definitive History of Bridgtown Book Series

Previous Publications

Bridgtown's Older Brother - Churchbridge — Looking at Churchbridge

Bridgtown-bits-and-bobs — Bridgtown Bits-and-Bobs

Bridgtown-Recollections — Bridgtown Recollections

Bridgtown-and-Beyond — Bridgtown & Beyond £5.00 plus £2.00 p&p

Bridgtown-Born-and-Bred — Bridgtown Born and Bred £5 plus £2 p+p

To order any of our publications above, Please call: John Devey on 01922 412008 0r email: john.devey@hotmail.co.uk

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Pete Stallard on The Bridgtown Heritage TrailDecember 27, 2024
Female staff at the monkey muck circa 1970 any info?

David Littlemore on The Bridgtown Heritage TrailJune 18, 2024
I was a local district county councillor and now live in Borth Y Gest North Wales. Close to the holiday…

Monthly Meeting – 5th July 2023 - Bridgtown History on The Bridgtown Heritage TrailJuly 10, 2023
[…] was like when it first started.There was also a more recent map that pin points where all of our…

Bob Brevitt on Hughes, William HenryOctober 8, 2022
Thanks Jonathan , its nice to know our researches are being used and are of help.

Jonathan Hughes on Hughes, William HenryJuly 21, 2022
William Henry Hughes is the brother of my grandfather. I am very grateful to have discovered him listed here as…

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