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The county seats of Shropshire : a series of descriptive sketches, with historical and antiquarian notes, of the principal family mansions (1891)

Leach, Francis · Shrewsbury : Eddowes's Shrewsbury Journal Office · leaf 173

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esort of anglers and pleasure-seekers, who findample accommodation at the Corbet Arms Hotel, which directly faces Haughmond Hill, andwhose tastefully-planted gardens and orchards adjoin the river. The village church is a modernbuilding in the early English style, and consists of chancel, nave, and… … THE ClOISTER DOOHWAY, HAUGHMOND ABBEY. At Haughmond, was born, in 1696, William Clarke, an eminent divine, who waseducated at the Free Grammar School, Shrewsbury. He was a man of profound learning,and wrote several scholarly works; and at his death he left valuable manuscripts to thelibrary of…

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