Harper, Charles George, 1863- · London, Chapman & Hall · leaf 198
180 THE NORWICH ROAD of Boadicea's defeat at the hands of the Romans. Or, again, it perhaps marks some forgotten connection with St Botolph, whose ruined Abbey stands outside Colchester's walls, and whose honoured name is pro- nounced "Bottle" by Colcestrians. Anything is possible in a district… … of the old beacon already mentioned, has become Bacon End. Lexden village now claims attention. It is a place in which one school of antiquaries finds the original Roman station of Camulodunum, established on the site of the royal city of Ounobelin, King of
Norwich Road · England -- Description and travel
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