NAILSEA, Somerset
Early coal mining
occupied by the Romans
Known for Nailsea glass
NAILSEA, Somerset
Early coal mining
occupied by the Romans
Known for Nailsea glass
CHEDDZOY, Somerset
Old English name cedd
Both Romans and Saxons here
Chedd meaning island
STUGGADHOO, Isle of Mann
on he Isle of mann
many nations have ruled here
Famous for Manx cats
BADDESLY ENSOR, Warrickshire
known for its Common
Beautiful views to be seen
Close to Watling Street
CURRY RIVEL, Somersetshire
Site of Roman house
Name comes from Celtic crwy
meaning boundary
Note: Rivel from its landlord Sir Richard Revel
PETTY FRANCE, Gloucestershire
Not remrkable
not much history to tell
not written, that is.
TOPONYM
Word for a place name
Especially one derived
from local features
STOW on the WOLD, Gloucestershire
\Where the wind blows cold
Town’s patron was St. Edward
\Once called Edwardstow
UTTOXETER, Staffordshire
Varied history
Luttuc’s homestead on the heath
Roman garrison
OVER, South Gloucestershire
Over Court burned down
The White Lady of Over
Haunts each New Year’s Eve
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