Recent books and articles added to the Library stock arranged by subject; October to December 2020

Archaeology

Surrey Prehistoric Group News 81, 2021 https://www.exploringsurreyspast.org.uk/the-conservator/ (the job of the conservator at History Centre)

Community Archaeology

Kenley Common Newsletter October 2020 Revival; a personal reflection, by Jane Sidell, appendix 1 (community archaeology project)

Obituaries

Send & Ripley History Society 274, 2020 Leslie George Bowerman (1932-2020), 6—8

Surrey Archaeological Society Bulletin 482, 2020 Stephen Fortescue BA, FSA, by David Bird, 19-20 (obituary for a Vice- President and Honorary Vice-President of Surrey Archaeological Society)

Surrey Heritage News November, 2020 News, 3-5 (obituary for John Janaway)

Transactions of the and Middlesex Archaeological Society 70, 2019 Derek Renn: a tribute to his remarkable career and scholarship, by Neil Guy and Bruce Watson, xiii--xiv (obituary)

Wealden Iron Research Group Newsletter 72, 2020 Bernard Charles Worssam BSc, DSc, FGS 1926--2020, 7 (obituary: geologist who revealed extensive digging of iron-ore from pits in south-west Surrey)

Biographies

Addlestone Historical Society News 145, 2020 , a nineteenth century architect: a reappraisal, by Sheila Binns, 6--7 (architect for the Holloway Sanatorium) More about James Watts, by Jocelyn Barker, 7--8 (19th century brewer at the Hope Brewery, ) Charles and Elizabeth Whitlock: from America to Addlestone, by Jocelyn Barker, 9--11, 20 (19th century residents in Addlestone) The Kemble letter in Museum, 13 (1842 from John Mitchell Kemble of Chapelfields, Addlestone)

Croydon Natural History and Scientific Society Bulletin 169, 2020 Eric Gill in , by Chris Groom, 47-9 (twentieth century artist and sculptor)

Epsom & Ewell History and Archaeology Society Newsletter 4, 2020 “Gunpowder & Glory”, by Jeff Cousins, 7-8 (Frank Brock of Brock’s Fireworks, North Cheam)

Farnham and District Museum Society Journal 19.4, 2020 Randolph Caldecott, by Roy Waight, 62--5 (1846--1886 Victorian artist who lived at Broomfield, Rowledge)

Local History Record: The Journal of the Bourne Society 102, 2020 More about Ben Travers. English playwright – Caterham resident, by Roger Packham, 20-1

The Sunbury and Shepperton Local History Society Journal 85, 2020 Sir Henry Edmund Knight, Lord Mayor of London 1882, by Ken Battle, 4-7 (lived at Birkholme, Sunbury) Amy Bouwens, by Will Hardy, 8-11 (designed the stained glass windows in the chancel of Littleton Church and lived at the Old Manor House, Littleton) Air Commodore Frederick Rainsford CBG, DFC, by Ken Battle, 18-20 (resident at Riverside House, Sunbury from 1945 for a short while) Thomas William Kennard, civil engineer, of Sunbury, by Nick Pollard, 21-3 (resident at Orchard House, Sunbury in the 19th century)

Surrey History 19, 2020 “It will be a charming place certainly!” Charles Buxton, John Ruskin and the building of Foxwarren Park, Cobham, by David Taylor, 1--13

Transactions of the Worcestershire Archaeological Society 27, 2020 Excavating Arthur: searching for the life of Arthur Henry Whinfield, a past president of the Worcestershire Archaeological Society, by James Berrow, 113-32 (in 1881 he was living in Croydon as a student of engineering)

Walton on the Hill and District Local History Society Newsletter 99, 2020 Lady Aileen Mary Fox (1907 – 2005) a pioneering archaeologist and her father Walter Scott Henderson (1871 – 1945), by Robert Ruddell, 5-7

The Wimbledon Society Newsletter September, 2020 Statue toppling: notes from around the table, 5 (Haile Selassie, Hilda Seligman (sculptor) and Lincoln House, Parkside) December, 2020 WT Stead on Stead, by Charles Toase, 5 (resident of , Wimbledon at the turn of the 20th century)

Archaeological Fields

A guide to Roman from selected sites in Surrey using the Museum of London fabric codes, by Angela Mason and Lyn Spencer, Surrey Archaeological Society, 2020 S3

Archaeology of sites

In the northern cemetery of Roman London: excavations at Spitalfields Market, London E1, 1991-2007, by Malcolm McKenzie and Christopher Thomas, MOLA Monograph 58, Museum of London Archaeology, 2020 F34

A description of the castle of Old Sarum based on reports of the excavation committee of the Society of Antiquaries for 1909, 1910 & 1911, Old Sarum Excavation Fund, 1915 F42

Stonehenge for the ancestors. Part 1: landscape and monuments, by Mike Parker Pearson et al, Sidestone Press, 2020 F42

Post-Medieval Archaeology 54.2, 2020 Report of the Portable Antiquities Scheme 2018, by Laura Burnett and Robert Webley, 229--36 (includes a token for Lambeth Wells, Lambeth Walk, from Vintry, London) 54.3, 2020 Post-medieval fieldwork in Britain, Ireland and the Channel Islands in 2019, by Stephanie Ostrich, 265--370 (includes reports of fieldwork on sites in Croydon, Kingston upon Thames, Lambeth, Merton, Richmond, Southwark, Sutton, Wandsworth, Chertsey, Reigate, Tandridge, Thursley, Walton-on- Thames, and Worplesdon)

Surrey Archaeological Society Bulletin 483, 2020 The lost Manor of Preston Hawe, by Giles Pattison and Rob Poulton, 11--13

London Archaeology

In the northern cemetery of Roman London: excavations at Spitalfields Market, London E1, 1991-2007, by Malcolm McKenzie and Christopher Thomas, MOLA Monograph 58, Museum of London Archaeology, 2020 F34

Britannia 51, 2020 Rural life, Roman ways? Examination of late Iron Age to late Romano-British burial practice and mobility at Dog Hole Cave, Cumbria, by Hannah J O’Regan et al, 83--116 (jet or shale beads commonly found in late Roman contexts such as in Southwark, London) The Gloucester Hoard of Roman bronze, by Penny Coombe and Martin Henig, 225--64 (comparison of the hound statuette with those from Southwark and of the collection of bronze pieces with those from Tabard Square, Southwark) The countryside of : a Gallic perspective, by Michael Fulford, 295--306 (map of excavated settlements in Britain covers Surrey) Roman Britain in 2019: I; Sites Explored: 7; Greater London, by Sadie Watson, 426--8 (includes Southwark and Wandsworth)

Current Archaeology 31.8, 2020 London calling: eco-archaeology and echoes of the Blitz, by Gustav Milne, 38- 43 (includes Sir Thomas Pierson Frank, London County Council’s chief engineer and the Thames Flood Prevention Emergency Repair Teams, with depots in Southwark and Battersea, who prevented London being flooded during the Blitz)

Historic October 2020 Black History Month, appendix 2 (includes locations in Brixton, Clapham and Kingston upon Thames)

London Archaeologist 16.2, 2020 Bears (and horses) in Southwark, by John Clark, 4 (entertainment in Southwark in 1562) The CRaFT project: recording Thames causeways, river stairs and ferry terminals, by Angela Broomfield, 38--41 (includes the Horn Stairs in Rotherhithe)

Post-Medieval Archaeology 54.2, 2020 Report of the Portable Antiquities Scheme 2018, by Laura Burnett and Robert Webley, 229--36 (includes a token for Lambeth Wells, Lambeth Walk, from Vintry, London) 54.3, 2020 Post-medieval fieldwork in Britain, Ireland and the Channel Islands in 2019, by Stephanie Ostrich, 265--370 (includes reports of fieldwork on sites in Croydon, Kingston upon Thames, Lambeth, Merton, Richmond, Southwark, Sutton, Wandsworth, Chertsey, Reigate, Tandridge, Thursley, Walton-on- Thames, Warlingham and Worplesdon)

Southwark and Lambeth Archaeological Society Newsletter 155, 2020 Archaeology in Southwark after WWII, 2 SLAS in its archaeological Heyday, by Richard Buchanan, 2--3 (founded on 5th June 1965) Three fieldwork articles and an interim report, 3--5 (Lant Street chimney pots, 1969; medieval bridge in Kent Street, 1970; Albert Embankment 1972, 1972 and Toppings Wharf, Tooley Street, 1971)

Transactions of the London and Middlesex Archaeological Society 70, 2019 Derek Renn: a tribute to his remarkable career and scholarship, by Neil Guy and Bruce Watson, xiii--xiv (obituary) Imitation marble Roman wall plaster from 25--51 St Mary Axe, 9 St Helen’s Place, London EC3, and other sites, by Ian M Betts, 1--23 (compared with the plaster assemblages from Winchester , Redcross Way and Borough High Street, both Southwark) Roman, medieval and post-medieval occupation at 70 Mark Lane in the City of London, EC3, by Andy Dakin, 25--79 (finds include a rim sherd of an Alice Holt Surrey ware flagon c. AD65/70 --100; a relief-patterned box flue die 120 which has also been found in Park Street, Southwark; late medieval Kingston type wares; late medieval Surrey-- coarse border wares; Cheam wares and post--medieval red and white wares from the Surrey--Hampshire border ware industry) Ditches, the dead and domestic dumping: Roman and later activity at Harper Road, Southwark, by Catherine Edwards, 81--104 (finds include late Bronze Age perforated slabs also found at Cobham golf course and Queen Mary’s Hospital, Carshalton; medieval Kingston type wares, post--medieval border red and white wares and clay tobacco pipes c.1820--60 from Southwark manufacturers) Defending Londinium and the : the raw materials. A petrological re-evaluation of the fabric of the Wardrobe Tower and adjoining Roman defensive structures at the Tower of London, by Kevin M J Hayward and George W Roberts, 105--128 (medieval lime--green Reigate stone found) The Dog House of the Common Hunt: new evidence for a historic City of London institution at 18-30 Leonard Street, Islington, by Helen MacQuarrie, Lyn Blackmore and Lisa Yeomans, 167--89 (finds include Surrey-Hampshire border wares c.1550 and 1650, including a leg and oval lid of a schweintopf) An early 18th-century clay tobacco pipe from Royal Mint Street, London, E1, by Jacqui Pearce and Martin Banikov, 191--213 (coal storage pit and kiln similar to those found in Arcadia Buildings, Southwark, the kiln in Rosemary Alley, Guildford c. 1660--80 and Stoney Street, Southwark c.1690--1710; the pipe makers mark MG also found on a pipe on the Albert Embankment, Lambeth and pottery finds include post-medieval Surrey-Hampshire border ware) Baths and bathing in Georgian London, by Ian M Betts, 215-32 (includes Carshalton Water Tower Baths)

Prehistoric Archaeology

Three Surrey hillforts: excavations at Anstiebury, Holmbury, and Hascombe, 1972-1977, by F. H. Thompson, reprinted from The Antiquaries Journal volume LIX Part II, 1979 F31

Stonehenge for the ancestors. Part 1: landscape and monuments, by Mike Parker Pearson et al, Sidestone Press, 2020 F42

Wild Things 2: further advances in Palaeolithic and Mesolithic research, edited by James Walker and David Clinnick, Oxbow Books, 2019 H

The Bell Beaker transition in Europe: mobility and local evolution during the 3rd millennium BC, edited by Maria Pilar Prieto Martínez and Laure Salanova, Oxbow Books, 2015 H1

Antiquaries Journal 100, 2020 ‘Sarsen Stones in Wessex’: a Society of Antiquaries project contextualised and renewed, by Katy A Whitaker, 432-5-6 (refers to some records in Surrey)

Croydon Natural History and Scientific Society Bulletin 166, 2019 From the Society’s Museum Collection: a Lower Palaeolithic handaxe from Rixon’s Pit, Swanscombe, by Christopher JW Taylor, Museum Curator, 5-7 A brief biography of Staff Nurse Phyllis Pearse, by John I Hickman, 8-11 (1886- 1915) A collection of Prehistoric flint artefacts from Russell Hill, Purley, made by Robert Garraway Rice, JP, FSA, 1852-1933, by Christopher JW Taylor, 20- 30,35-9 Did the Vikings come to Croydon, by Brian Lancaster, 58-66 169, 2020 From the Society’s museum collection, by Christopher J. W. Taylor, Museum Curator, 11-29 (prehistoric flint artefacts from Alton Road, )

Hampshire Studies 75.2, 2020 A summary report on excavations at Marnel Park (Phase 2), Popley, Basingstoke, 2018, by Jeremy Clutterbuck and Richard Massey, 175-90 (pottery finds comparable to those of Petter’s Sports Field, )

Proceedings of the Dorset Natural History and Archaeological Society 141, 2020 The Seatown burnt mound, , by Martin Papworth, 99--130 (reference a triangular brick found in an early Iron Age oven at St. Martha’s Hill, Guildford)

Surrey Archaeological Society Bulletin 482, 2020 Geophysical survey and evaluation at Old Park, : part 1, by Anne Sassin, 2-4 (Iron Age/ Romano-British) 483, 2020 Geophysical survey and evaluation at Old Park, Farnham: part 2, by Anne Sassin, 4—5 (iron Age/Roman) A late Bronze Age socketed axehead from a Surrey hillfort, by Simon Maslin, 13--14

Transactions of the London and Middlesex Archaeological Society 70, 2019 Ditches, the dead and domestic dumping: Roman and later activity at Harper Road, Southwark, by Catherine Edwards, 81--104 (finds include late Bronze Age perforated clay slabs also found at Cobham golf course and Queen Mary’s Hospital, Carshalton; medieval Kingston type wares, post--medieval border red and white wares and clay tobacco pipes c.1820--60 from Southwark manufacturers)

Transactions of the Worcestershire Archaeological Society 27, 2020 Early middle Bronze Age activity at 118 Cheltenham Road, Evesham: excavations in 2013 and 2015: summary report, by Tom Brindle, E R McSloy and Steven Sheldon, 1-10 (Bronze Age spearhead find of the same form as that from the at Mortlake, 1680-1400 cal B. C.)

Wealden Iron Research Group Newsletter 72, 2020 Changing attitudes to iron, by Judie English, 1--4 (refers to the bloomeries found in the ditches of hillforts Dry Hill Camp, Lingfield and Hascombe, Godalming)

Roman Archaeology

In the northern cemetery of Roman London: excavations at Spitalfields Market, London E1, 1991-2007, by Malcolm McKenzie and Christopher Thomas, MOLA Monograph 58, Museum of London Archaeology, 2020 F34

Silchester Insula IX: the Claudio-Neronian occupation of the Iron Age Oppidum. The early Roman occupation at Silchester Insula IX, by Michael Fulford et al, Britannia Monograph Series No. 33; Silchester Roman Town: the Insula IX Town Life Project: volume 4, Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies, 2020 F35

Romano-British coin hoards, by Richard Anthony Abdy, Shire Archaeology, Shire Publications, 2002 N5

A guide to Roman pottery from selected sites in Surrey using the Museum of London fabric codes, by Angela Mason and Lyn Spencer, Surrey Archaeological Society, 2020 S3

Britannia 51, 2020 Rural life, Roman ways? Examination of late Iron Age to late Romano-British burial practice and mobility at Dog Hole Cave, Cumbria, by Hannah J O’Regan et al, 83--116 (jet or shale beads commonly found in late Roman contexts such as in Southwark, London) The Gloucester Hoard of Roman bronze, by Penny Coombe and Martin Henig, 225--64 (comparison of the hound statuette with those from Southwark and of the collection of bronze pieces with those from Tabard Square, Southwark) The countryside of Roman Britain: a Gallic perspective, by Michael Fulford, 295--306 (map of excavated settlements in Britain covers Surrey) Roman Britain in 2019: I; Sites Explored: 7; Greater London, by Sadie Watson, 426--8 (includes Southwark and Wandsworth)

Farnham and District Museum Society Journal 19.4, 2020 Farnham’s archaeological mysteries – number 3, by David Graham, 58--9 (Frensham Common in the Roman period)

Hampshire Studies 75.2, 2020 A late Iron Age/early Roman enclosed settlement at Basing View, Basingstoke, by Martyn Allen and John Boothroyd, 191--219 (finds include a Farnham – type lid dating AD 90--150 and early forms of Alice Holy/Farnham type wares pre c. AD 70) Late Iron Age – Romano-British settlement at Razor’s Farm, Chineham, Basingstoke, by Jon Sanigar and Phil Andrews, 220--54 (finds include Alice Holt wares and a sherd of Overwey/Tilford ware) Settlement and social and economic patterns at Old Basing, Hampshire: the results of a community archaeology project, by Ginny Pringle, 273--322 (finds include Romano-British greyware with known manufacturing site at Alice Holt, Surrey; medieval and post-medieval Surrey white wares c. 1340--1500 and border wares c. 1550--1800)

Southwark and Lambeth Archaeological Society Newsletter 155, 2020 Three fieldwork articles and an interim report, 3--5 (Lant Street chimney pots, 1969; medieval bridge in Kent Street, 1970; Albert Embankment 1972, 1972 and Toppings Wharf, Tooley Street, 1971)

Surrey Archaeological Society Bulletin 482, 2020 Geophysical survey and evaluation at Old Park, Farnham: part 1, by Anne Sassin, 2-4 (Iron Age/ Romano-British) A bone object from Ashtead, by David Bird, 8-12 (possible Roman needle for sewing hair styles) 483, 2020 Geophysical survey and evaluation at Old Park, Farnham: part 2, by Anne Sassin, 4—5 (Roman)

Transactions of the London and Middlesex Archaeological Society 70, 2019 Imitation marble Roman wall plaster from 25--51 St Mary Axe, 9 St Helen’s Place, London EC3, and other sites, by Ian M Betts, 1--23 (compared with the plaster assemblages from Winchester Palace, Redcross Way and Borough High Street, both Southwark) Roman, medieval and post-medieval occupation at 70 Mark Lane in the City of London, EC3, by Andy Dakin, 25--79 (finds include a rim sherd of an Alice Holt Surrey ware flagon c. AD65/70 --100; a relief-patterned box flue die 120 which has also been found in Park Street, Southwark; late medieval Kingston type wares; late medieval Surrey--Hampshire coarse border wares; Cheam wares and post--medieval red and white wares from the Surrey--Hampshire border ware industry) Ditches, the dead and domestic dumping: Roman and later activity at Harper Road, Southwark, by Catherine Edwards, 81--104 (finds include late Bronze Age perforated clay slabs also found at Cobham golf course and Queen Mary’s Hospital, Carshalton; medieval Kingston type wares, post--medieval border red and white wares and clay tobacco pipes c.1820--60 from Southwark manufacturers)

Medieval Archaeology

The Limpsfield Grange disc, by Elisabeth Okasha and Susan Youngs, reprinted from Anglo- Saxon England volume 25, 1996 F31 LMS

Early medieval bone spoons from Winchester, by John Collis and Birthe Kjølbye-Biddle, reprinted from The Antiquaries Journal volume LIX Part II, 1979 F35

A description of the castle of Old Sarum based on reports of the excavation committee of the Society of Antiquaries for 1909, 1910 & 1911, Old Sarum Excavation Fund, 1915 F42 Saints and their badges: saints’ lives and medieval pilgrim badges, By Michael Lewis, Greenlight Publishing, [2014] MB51

Glass of the high medieval period (12th to 15th century), by R. J. Charleston, reprinted from Bulletin de l’Association Internationale pour l’Histoire du Verre No. 8, 1977-1980 S4

Antiquaries Journal 100, 2020 Medieval commercial sites: as seen through Portable Antiquities Scheme data, by Eljas Oksanen and Michael Lewis, 109--140 (maps of PAS finds cover Surrey The late thirteenth-century chapter house of Black Friars, London, by Nick Holder and Mark Samuel, 213--39 (an rere-arch and column from the ruins were moved to Park and the new Dominican friary in Belzize Park, Surrey and Reigate stone was used in its construction) The medieval Sacristy of Abbey, by Matthew Payne and Richard Foster, 240--73 (four batells (boat loads) of Reigate stone were used in the rebuilding of the Sacristy in 1382--3 and John Herbert who held the rectory at was prebend and tenant of the Sacristy from 1724)

Current Archaeology 31.10, 2021 Finds tray, 13 (medieval ampulla found on the Thames foreshore, SUR-812 4A7)

Epsom & Ewell History and Archaeology Society Newsletter 4, 2020 A window on the past, by Jeremy Harte, 2-4 (St Mary’s Church, Ewell)

Hampshire Studies 75.2, 2020 Settlement and social and economic patterns at Old Basing, Hampshire: the results of a community archaeology project, by Ginny Pringle, 273--322 (finds include Romano-British greyware with known manufacturing site at Alice Holt, Surrey; medieval and post-medieval Surrey white wares c. 1340--1500 and border wares c. 1550--1800) Excavations at Basing Grange, Basing House, Hampshire, 1999--2006, by David Allen, Briony A Lalor and Ginny Pringle, 323--78 (bulk of pottery finds were Surrey/Hampshire border ware with some Kingston type ware c. 1250 and a medieval Surrey orange sandy ware decorated handle; window leads marked RP which have also been found at Southwark Cathedral excavation, probably Richard Pinder 1676)

Southwark and Lambeth Archaeological Society Newsletter 155, 2020 Three fieldwork articles and an interim report, 3--5 (Lant Street chimney pots, 1969; medieval bridge in Kent Street, 1970; Albert Embankment 1972, 1972 and Toppings Wharf, Tooley Street, 1971)

Surrey Archaeological Society Bulletin 482, 2020 Guildown reconsidered 8: the possible mortuary house and other matters, by David Bird, 5-8 (Saxon cemetery in Guildford) 483, 2020 Medieval cave shrine discovered in a railway cutting near Guildford, by Michael Shapland, 2--3 Graves of slaves? Attempting to make sense of the non-normative burials in the Guildown Cemetery excavated in 2016, by Rob Briggs, 6—10 (medieval) Guildown reconsidered 9: the supposed Saxon Jew’s harp, by David Bird, 10— 11 (post-medieval) The lost Manor of Preston Hawe, by Giles Pattison and Rob Poulton, 11—13

Surrey Heritage News December 2020 Marvel of the month: The lost Manor of Preston Hawe, appendix 1 (Banstead) January 2021 audio guide, 3-4

Transactions of the London and Middlesex Archaeological Society 70, 2019 Roman, medieval and post-medieval occupation at 70 Mark Lane in the City of London, EC3, by Andy Dakin, 25--79 (finds include a rim sherd of an Alice Holt Surrey ware flagon c. AD65/70 --100; a relief-patterned box flue die 120 which has also been found in Park Street, Southwark; late medieval Kingston type wares; late medieval Surrey--Hampshire coarse border wares; Cheam wares and post--medieval red and white wares from the Surrey--Hampshire border ware industry) Ditches, the dead and domestic dumping: Roman and later activity at Harper Road, Southwark, by Catherine Edwards, 81--104 (finds include late Bronze Age perforated clay slabs also found at Cobham golf course and Queen Mary’s Hospital, Carshalton; medieval Kingston type wares, post--medieval border red and white wares and clay tobacco pipes c.1820--60 from Southwark manufacturers) Defending Londinium and the Tower of London: the raw materials. A petrological re-evaluation of the fabric of the Wardrobe Tower and adjoining Roman defensive structures at the Tower of London, by Kevin M J Hayward and George W Roberts, 105--128 (medieval lime--green Reigate stone found)

Post-Medieval Archaeology

The Farnham pin, by John Cherry, reprinted from The Antiquaries Journal volume 77, 1997 F31 FRN

Croydon Natural History and Scientific Society Bulletin 165, 2019 Provision for growing orange trees at Croydon Palace and Carew Manor, Beddington, by Paul W. Sowan, 28-38 166, 2019 Why did the Archbishops abandon Croydon? By Brian Lancaster, 12-18

Current Archaeology 31.9, 2020 The Mayflower, 1620—2020: tracing voyages of discovery in Plymouth’s past, by Carly Hilts, 50--5 (refers to William Mullins, a Dorking shoemaker, who was a passenger on the Mayflower with his family)

Current World Archaeology 104, 2020 Mayflower 400: legend & legacy, 54--55 (refers to William Mullins, a Dorking shoemaker, a passenger on the Mayflower)

Hampshire Studies 75.2, 2020 Settlement and social and economic patterns at Old Basing, Hampshire: the results of a community archaeology project, by Ginny Pringle, 273--322 (finds include Romano-British greyware with known manufacturing site at Alice Holt, Surrey; medieval and post-medieval Surrey white wares c. 1340--1500 and border wares c. 1550--1800) Excavations at Basing Grange, Basing House, Hampshire, 1999--2006, by David Allen, Briony A Lalor and Ginny Pringle, 323--78 (bulk of pottery finds were Surrey/Hampshire border ware with some Kingston type ware c. 1250 and a medieval Surrey orange sandy ware decorated handle; window leads marked RP which have also been found at Southwark Cathedral excavation, probably Richard Pinder 1676)

The Local Historian 50.4, 2020 The influence of the early modern gentleman on the changing landscape of West Sussex, by Caroline J. Adams, 267-75 (refers to Lumley, son-in-law of the 12th Earl of Arundel, who possessed one of the largest libraries in England at Nonsuch)

Post-Medieval Archaeology 54.2, 2020 Report of the Portable Antiquities Scheme 2018, by Laura Burnett and Robert Webley, 229--36 (includes a token for Lambeth Wells, Lambeth Walk, from Vintry, London) 54.3, 2020 Post-medieval fieldwork in Britain, Ireland and the Channel Islands in 2019, by Stephanie Ostrich, 265--370 (includes reports of fieldwork on sites in Croydon, Kingston upon Thames, Lambeth, Merton, Richmond, Southwark, Sutton, Wandsworth, Chertsey, Reigate, Tandridge, Thursley, Walton-on- Thames, Warlingham and Worplesdon)

Send and Ripley History Society 275, 2020 40 Years ago: the court rolls of the Manor of Send and Ripley, by John Slatford, edited by Cameron Brown, 3-5 Pigeon House cottage, the wharf and the cart bridge, by Alan Cooper, 10-15 (River Wey Navigation, Pyrford)

Surrey Archaeological Society Bulletin 483, 2020 Guildown reconsidered 9: the supposed Saxon Jew’s harp, by David Bird, 10— 11 (post-medieval)

Transactions of the London and Middlesex Archaeological Society 70, 2019 Roman, medieval and post-medieval occupation at 70 Mark Lane in the City of London, EC3, by Andy Dakin, 25--79 (finds include a rim sherd of an Alice Holt Surrey ware flagon c. AD65/70 --100; a relief-patterned box flue die 120 which has also been found in Park Street, Southwark; late medieval Kingston type wares; late medieval Surrey--Hampshire coarse border wares; Cheam wares and post--medieval red and white wares from the Surrey--Hampshire border ware industry) Ditches, the dead and domestic dumping: Roman and later activity at Harper Road, Southwark, by Catherine Edwards, 81--104 (finds include late Bronze Age perforated clay slabs also found at Cobham golf course and Queen Mary’s Hospital, Carshalton; medieval Kingston type wares, post--medieval border red and white wares and clay tobacco pipes c.1820--60 from Southwark manufacturers) The Dog House of the Common Hunt: new evidence for a historic City of London institution at 18-30 Leonard Street, Islington, by Helen MacQuarrie, Lyn Blackmore and Lisa Yeomans, 167--89 (finds include Surrey-Hampshire border wares c.1550 and 1650, including a leg and oval lid of a schweintopf) An early 18th-century clay tobacco pipe kiln from Royal Mint Street, London, E1, by Jacqui Pearce and Martin Banikov, 191--213 (coal storage pit and kiln similar to those found in Arcadia Buildings, Southwark, the kiln in Rosemary Alley, Guildford c. 1660--80 and Stoney Street, Southwark c.1690--1710; the pipe makers mark MG also found on a pipe on the Albert Embankment, Lambeth and pottery finds include post-medieval Surrey-Hampshire border ware) Baths and bathing in Georgian London, by Ian M Betts, 215-32 (includes Carshalton Water Tower Baths)

Twentieth Century Archaeology

British Archaeology 176, 2021 The Festival of Archaeology goes online, by James Rose, 60--1 (includes Witley Camp, Surrey with pictures)

Current Archaeology 31.8, 2020 London calling: eco-archaeology and echoes of the Blitz, by Gustav Milne, 38- 43 (includes Sir Thomas Pierson Frank, London County Council’s chief engineer and the Thames Flood Prevention Emergency Repair Teams, with depots in Southwark and Battersea, who prevented London being flooded during the Blitz)

Landscape Archaeology

Antiquaries Journal 100, 2020 ‘Sarsen Stones in Wessex’: a Society of Antiquaries project contextualised and renewed, by Katy A Whitaker, 432-5-6 (refers to some records in Surrey)

Surrey Archaeological Society Bulletin 482, 2020 The golf course in Surrey’s Historic landscape, by Sebastian Jones, 15-18

Military Archaeology

Historic England November 2020 132 nationwide War Memorials listed ahead of Armistice Day, appendix 1 (includes Bridley Manor War Memorial, near Worplesdon, Guildford, Surrey: Grade II)

Kenley Common Newsletter October 2020 Kenley Revival; a personal reflection, by Jane Sidell, appendix 1 (community archaeology project)

Industrial Archaeology

A guide to Roman pottery from selected sites in Surrey using the Museum of London fabric codes, by Angela Mason and Lyn Spencer, Surrey Archaeological Society, 2020 S3 Glass of the high medieval period (12th to 15th century), by R. J. Charleston, reprinted from Bulletin de l’Association Internationale pour l’Histoire du Verre No. 8, 1977-1980 S4

Around & About Horsley 251, 2020 Restoration work at Chilworth Gunpowder Mills, 34—6

Croydon Natural History and Scientific Society Bulletin 165, 2019 Crossing the Line at : the Croydon Canal, the London & Croydon and London & Brighton Railways, and a once-lonely country road in South London, by Paul W Sowan, 39-41 (Portland Road, South Norwood) 166, 2019 Suggestions concerning the vitriol works at Woodside, Croydon, by Paul W Sowan, 40-4 (19th century) Miscellany, by Paul W Sowan, 44-55 (includes forgotten tunnels at , two preserved footbridges and reminders of World War II on the Woodside & Railway, the naming of Portland Road and Croydon’s last charcoal burner) 169, 2020 Some examples of wireless technology infrastructure in the south of the borough, by Jovita Kaunang and Graham A. Collins, 43-6 A postcard of South London 1838, by Jane McLauchlin, 78-9 (London and Croydon Railway at New Cross)

Current Archaeology 31.8, 2020 London calling: eco-archaeology and echoes of the Blitz, by Gustav Milne, 38- 43 (includes Sir Thomas Pierson Frank, London County Council’s chief engineer and the Thames Flood Prevention Emergency Repair Teams, with depots in Southwark and Battersea, who prevented London being flooded during the Blitz)

Epsom & Ewell History and Archaeology Society Newsletter 4, 2020 “Gunpowder & Glory”, by Jeff Cousins, 7-8 (Frank Brock of Brock’s Fireworks, North Cheam)

Historic England July 2020 A brief introduction to Gasholders, Appendix 1 (includes Gasholder No. 1 at Kennington built in 1877)

Industrial Archaeology News 195, 2020 SS Robin, by Robert Carr, 23 (steamship built at Orchard House Yard, Blackwall in 1889--90)

Merton Historical Society Bulletin 216, 2020 RG Jones Recording Studios, by Clive Whichelow, 8--9 (London Road, Morden)

Newdigate Local History Society Magazine 107, 2020 Newdigate Products, by John Callcut, 14-25 (Lt. Col. Herbert French of Cudworth Manor set up a cider and chutney manufacturing centre after the First World War)

Send & Ripley History Society 274, 2020 Chatley Heath Semaphore Tower – inside and out, by Alan Cooper, 18—21

The Sunbury and Shepperton Local History Society Journal 85, 2020 Thomas William Kennard, civil engineer, of Sunbury, by Nick Pollard, 21-3 (resident at Orchard House, Sunbury in the 19th century)

Surrey Industrial History Group Newsletter 228, 2020 Eastwick Park ornamental dairy restored, by Jan Spencer, 4 Swallow’s (Cranleigh) Ltd Brookhurst Brick and Works: record of a visit on 23 August 1995, by John Cooksey, 6-7 Anniversaries, compiled by Jan Spencer, 12-26 (scientific and industrial anniversaries)

Sussex Industrial History 50, 2020 The railway architecture of James Robb Scott, by Alan H J Green, 2-12 (includes images of Surbiton and Chessington North stations and the concourse of Waterloo Station, all designed by James Robb Scott)

Transactions of the Worcestershire Archaeological Society 27, 2020 Excavating Arthur: searching for the life of Arthur Henry Whinfield, a past president of the Worcestershire Archaeological Society, by James Berrow, 113-32 (in 1881 he was living in Croydon as a student of engineering)

Wealden Iron Research Group Newsletter 72, 2020 Changing attitudes to iron, by Judie English, 1--4 (refers to the bloomeries found in the ditches of hillforts Dry Hill Camp, Lingfield and Hascombe, Godalming) Bernard Charles Worssam BSc, DSc, FGS 1926--2020, 7 (obituary: geologist who revealed extensive digging of iron-ore from pits in south-west Surrey)

The Wimbledon Society Newsletter September, 2020 Industrial Wimbledon, by Charles Toase, 4 (small factory estate at west end of Kingston Road, Wimbledon) The Museum: new acquisitions, by Liz Janovsky, 10 (Esso bookmark, 1950s, and a songsheet from 1863) December, 2020 Views from the bridge, by Matthew Hillier, 4 (two views of Wimbledon and the railways in 1899) Wimbledon industrial estates – Elm Grove, by Charles Toase, 5 (started around 1883)

Transport

Croydon Natural History and Scientific Society Bulletin 165, 2019 Crossing the Line at South Norwood: the Croydon Canal, the London & Croydon and London & Brighton Railways, and a once-lonely country road in South London, by Paul W Sowan, 39-41 (Portland Road, South Norwood) 166, 2019 Miscellany, by Paul W Sowan, 44-55 (includes forgotten tunnels at Croydon Airport, two preserved footbridges and reminders of World War II on the Woodside & South Croydon Railway, the naming of Portland Road and Croydon’s last charcoal burner) 169, 2020 A postcard of South London 1838, by Jane McLauchlin, 78-9 (London and Croydon Railway at New Cross)

Industrial Archaeology News 195, 2020 SS Robin, by Robert Carr, 23 (steamship built at Orchard House Yard, Blackwall in 1889--90)

London Archaeologist 16.2, 2020 The CRaFT project: recording Thames causeways, river stairs and ferry terminals, by Angela Broomfield, 38--41 (includes the Horn Stairs in Rotherhithe)

Surrey Heritage News August 2020 Marvel of the month: Milestones in the life of Surrey’s historic road network, appendix 1 Aladdin’s Cave – The Earls of Onslow Archive, 9-11

September 2020 Marvel of the month: An eighteenth century map of Surrey, appendix 1 (John Senex’s ‘New map of the County of Surrey…’ published in 1729) Inside the Gentleman’s Magazine 1785: The launch of Georgian Surrey’s ‘Balloonomania’, 4-6

Sussex Industrial History 50, 2020 The railway architecture of James Robb Scott, by Alan H J Green, 2-12 (includes images of Surbiton and Chessington North stations and the concourse of Waterloo Station, all designed by James Robb Scott)

The Wimbledon Society Newsletter December, 2020 Views from the bridge, by Matthew Hillier, 4 (two views of Wimbledon and the railways in 1899)

Place Name

The place-names of Dorset: part five: districts, rivers, introduction, analyses, index, A. D. Mills, The Survey of English Place-Names volume XCIV, English Place-Name Society, 2020 Q2 Croydon Natural History and Scientific Society Bulletin 166, 2019 Miscellany, by Paul W Sowan, 44-55 (includes forgotten tunnels at Croydon Airport, two preserved footbridges and reminders of World War II on the Woodside & South Croydon Railway, the naming of Portland Road and Croydon’s last charcoal burner)

Numismatics

Romano-British coin hoards, by Richard Anthony Abdy, Shire Archaeology, Shire Publications, 2002 N5

Religion

Saints and their badges: saints’ lives and medieval pilgrim badges, By Michael Lewis, Greenlight Publishing, [2014] MB51

British Archaeology 176, 2021 A ringers’ rhyme board in Lanlivery, by Mick Sharp, 52 (refers to the accounts of All Saints, Carshalton in 1704 and 1893)

Croydon Natural History and Scientific Society Bulletin 165, 2019 Concord in Croydon: the Church Congress, 1877, by Brian Lancaster, 4-11

Historic England October 2020 Heritage at Risk in England revealed, appendix 1 (includes St Mary’s Guildford as a site rescued)

Newdigate Local History Society Magazine 107, 2020 Newdigate churchyard fence part 3, by Jane Lilley, 26-30 (churchmarks system)

Send & Ripley History Society 274, 2020 Forty years ago: church pews and seats, written in 1980 by Les Bowerman, by Cameron Brown, 4--5 (St Mary the Virgin, Send)

The Sunbury and Shepperton Local History Society Journal 85, 2020 Amy Bouwens, by Will Hardy, 8-11 (designed the stained glass windows in the chancel of Littleton Church and lived at the Old Manor House, Littleton)

Transactions of the Cumberland & Westmorland Antiquarian & Archaeological Society 20, 2020 ‘Your Majesty’s Loyal and Dutiful Subjects’: Carlisle and ‘Papal Aggression’, by Michael A Mullett, 157--70 (refers to the setting up of the new Roman Catholic Diocese of Southwark in 1850)

The Wimbledon Society Newsletter December, 2020 The Jesuits in Wimbledon, by Jeremy Hudson, 6 (1877--2019)

Buildings and Architecture

Antiquaries Journal 100, 2020 The late thirteenth-century chapter house of Black Friars, London, by Nick Holder and Mark Samuel, 213--39 (an rere-arch and column from the ruins were moved to Selsdon Park and the new Dominican friary in Belzize Park, Surrey and Reigate stone was used in its construction) The medieval Sacristy of , by Matthew Payne and Richard Foster, 240--73 (four batells (boat loads) of Reigate stone were used in the rebuilding of the Sacristy in 1382--3 and John Herbert who held the rectory at Beddington was prebend and tenant of the Sacristy from 1724)

Surrey History 19, 2020 “It will be a charming place certainly!” Charles Buxton, John Ruskin and the building of Foxwarren Park, Cobham, by David Taylor, 1--13

Vernacular Architecture

Addlestone Historical Society News 145, 2020 Mud cottages, by David Barker, 14-1-6 (vernacular architecture)

Domestic Buildings Research Group Surrey Newsletter 146, 2020 The search for chamfer stops, by Dr Andy Moir and Dr Richard Parker, 2-10 13th century building accounts for the Manor House at Banstead, by Martin Higgins, 11-14 Reading between the lines. A visit to Well Farm, Banstead by David Chalcraft, 14-24 Diminished haunch tenons, by Rosemary Hughesdon, 24 (floor joists)

Epsom & Ewell History and Archaeology Society Newsletter 4, 2020 Gates, by Jeremy Harte, 4-6

Surrey Industrial History Group Newsletter 228, 2020 Eastwick Park ornamental dairy restored, by Jan Spencer, 4

Local History

Surrey Census of Nomads, 1913, edited by Alan Wright, Surrey Record Society volume XLVII, Surrey Record Society, 2020 O2

Addlestone Historical Society News 145, 2020 William Henry Crossland, a nineteenth century architect: a reappraisal, by Sheila Binns, 6--7 (architect for the Holloway Sanatorium) More about James Watts, by Jocelyn Barker, 7--8 (19th century brewer at the Hope Brewery, Addlestone) Charles and Elizabeth Whitlock: from America to Addlestone, by Jocelyn Barker, 9--11, 20 (19th century residents in Addlestone) The Kemble letter in Chertsey Museum, 13 (1842 from John Mitchell Kemble of Chapelfields, Addlestone) Mud cottages, by David Barker, 14-1-6 (vernacular architecture) The Duke’s Head-through the ages, by Rosemary Hughesdon, 17-18 (Addlestone)

Around & About Horsley 251, 2020 Old Surrey Christmas customs, by June Davey, 21--4 Restoration work at Chilworth Gunpowder Mills, 34--6

Cobham Conservation & Heritage Trust Newsletter 60, 2020 Life in domestic service in Cobham in the 1930s, by Ita Lawton, 12--13 The Spanish Flu 1918-9: Cobham’s fortunes in a global pandemic, by Graham Austin, 14—15

Croydon Natural History and Scientific Society Bulletin 165, 2019 Concord in Croydon: the Church Congress, 1877, by Brian Lancaster, 4-11 Then and Now: comparing past and present, by john I Hickman, 12-13 (South Norwood around 1914) Ellen Harriet Capon, a girl ‘called-up’, by John I Hickman, 16-17 (1918) Then and Now: comparing past and present, by Carole Roberts, 26-7 (High Street, Croydon in about 1890 and now) Provision for growing orange trees at Croydon Palace and Carew Manor, Beddington, by Paul W. Sowan, 28-38 Crossing the Line at South Norwood: the Croydon Canal, the London & Croydon and London & Brighton Railways, and a once-lonely country road in South London, by Paul W Sowan, 39-41 (Portland Road, South Norwood) 166, 2019 From the Society’s Museum Collection: a Lower Palaeolithic handaxe from Rixon’s Pit, Swanscombe, by Christopher JW Taylor, Museum Curator, 5-7 A brief biography of Staff Nurse Phyllis Pearse, by John I Hickman, 8-11 (1886- 1915) Why did the Archbishops abandon Croydon? By Brian Lancaster, 12-18 A collection of Prehistoric flint artefacts from Russell Hill, Purley, made by Robert Garraway Rice, JP, FSA, 1852-1933, by Christopher JW Taylor, 20- 30,35-9 Suggestions concerning the vitriol works at Woodside, Croydon, by Paul W Sowan, 40-4 (19th century) Miscellany, by Paul W Sowan, 44-55 (includes forgotten tunnels at Croydon Airport, two preserved footbridges and reminders of World War II on the Woodside & South Croydon Railway, the naming of Portland Road and Croydon’s last charcoal burner) Did the Vikings come to Croydon, by Brian Lancaster, 58-66 The Swan and Sugar Loaf, South Croydon, by Carole Roberts, 72-5 (Public House) 169, 2020 News of Croydon through the lens of Charles Harrison Price. Exhibition in , by John I. Hickman, 7-10 (includes some of the images used) The 1870 Elementary Education Act, by Brian Lancaster, 30-42 (state funded education in Croydon) Some examples of wireless technology infrastructure in the south of the borough, by Jovita Kaunang and Graham A. Collins, 43-6 Eric Gill in Croydon, by Chris Groom, 47-9 (twentieth century artist and sculptor) Surrey Street in 1946, by Carole Roberts, 50-1 (Croydon) Croydon Ragged School 1846-1870 and the Stareys, by Brian Lancaster, 52-7 The Cherry Orchard Road area – talk notes from Ron Cox transcribed by Tony Skrzypczyk, 58-76 (Croydon) A postcard of South London 1838, by Jane McLauchlin, 78-9 (London and Croydon Railway at New Cross)

Current Archaeology 31.9, 2020 The Mayflower, 1620—2020: tracing voyages of discovery in Plymouth’s past, by Carly Hilts, 50--5 (refers to William Mullins, a Dorking shoemaker, who was a passenger on the Mayflower with his family)

Current World Archaeology 104, 2020 Mayflower 400: legend & legacy, 54--55 (refers to William Mullins, a Dorking shoemaker, a passenger on the Mayflower)

Domestic Buildings Research Group Surrey Newsletter 146, 2020 13th century building accounts for the Manor House at Banstead, by Martin Higgins, 11-14 Reading between the lines. A visit to Well Farm, Banstead by David Chalcraft, 14-24

Egham-by- Historical Society Newsletter 563, 2020 Egham Races – an anniversary, by Richard Williams, 3 (horse racing at Runnymede began in 1743) 564, 2020 William Henry Crossland, nineteenth century architect: a reappraisal, by Sheila Binns, 5 (architect of the Holloway Sanatorium) 565, 2020 100 years of Thorpe War Memorial, by Jill Williams, 2 Looking back to – 1970, by Richard Williams, 3—4 566, 2020 Christmas cards, by Richard Williams, 2--4 (includes an image of Bell Weir Lock, Egham)

Epsom & Ewell History and Archaeology Society Newsletter 4, 2020 A window on the past, by Jeremy Harte, 2-4 (St Mary’s Church, Ewell) Gates, by Jeremy Harte, 4-6 “Gunpowder & Glory”, by Jeff Cousins, 7-8 (Frank Brock of Brock’s Fireworks, North Cheam)

Farnham and District Museum Society Journal 19.4, 2020 Farnham’s archaeological mysteries – number 3, by David Graham, 58--9 (Frensham Common in the Roman period) Randolph Caldecott, by Roy Waight, 62--5 (1846--1886 Victorian artist who lived at Broomfield, Rowledge)

Historic England July 2020 A brief introduction to Gasholders, Appendix 1 (includes Gasholder No. 1 at Kennington built in 1877) August 2020 The best of England’s post-war parks, gardens and landscapes protected, appendix 1 (includes the Kennedy Memorial Landscape, Runnymede and housing estates Surrey Alton East and Alton West, Roehampton) October 2020 Heritage at Risk in England revealed, appendix 1 (includes St Mary’s Guildford as a site rescued) Black History Month, appendix 2 (includes locations in Brixton, Clapham and Kingston upon Thames) November 2020 132 nationwide War Memorials listed ahead of Armistice Day, appendix 1 (includes Bridley Manor War Memorial, near Worplesdon, Guildford, Surrey: Grade II) December 2020 Revitalising the High Street, appendix 1 (includes South Norwood)

The Local Historian 50.4, 2020 The influence of the early modern gentleman on the changing landscape of West Sussex, by Caroline J. Adams, 267-75 (refers to Lumley, son-in-law of the 12th Earl of Arundel, who possessed one of the largest libraries in England at Nonsuch) Two houses, a road, a town, a county and final resting places, by Heather Falvey, 322-5 (reviews a book on Old Palace Lane, Richmond)

Local History News 137, 2020 So much “More than Oliver Twist”… by Megan Dennis, 9--10 (Spike Heritage Centre, Guildford, is one of the workhouses discussed) The trials and tribulations of research, by Angela Blaydon, 20--1 (Send and Ripley History Society researching World War 1) Societies, 28--30 (includes research on decorated stall risers by Merton History Society)

Local History Record: The Journal of the Bourne Society 102, 2020 More about , by Darryl Sugg, 15-19 (includes photographs of Whyteleafe) More about Ben Travers. English playwright – Caterham resident, by Roger Packham, 20-1 D. Claridge Fruiterer & Florist, 36 High Street, Caterham, by Irene Keefe, 22-6 Protestant Relief 1642, by Roger Packham, 27-31 (returns from seven Bourne Society Parishes) The Estate Agents at No. 10 Godstone Road, Purley, by Barbara Sutton, 32-4 (twentieth century) British Red Cross ‘Burntwood’ Hospital at Caterham, from Surrey Mirror, Tuesday 25th January 1916, abbreviated and contributed by Gwyneth Fookes, 47-52 Play safely. The first ten years: a brief history 1983-1993, By Elspeth Dennis, 53-9 (a safer playground for Caterham) A view of the Bourne Society area in 1910. From’ Rambles in Surrey’ by J. Charles Cox, submitted by Jane McLauchlin, 62-5

Merton Historical Society Bulletin 216, 2020 Farewell to Finch & Co., by Charles Toase, 3 (history of) The publicity document for the opening of John Innes Park, 909, by Jennifer Bromfield, 6--7 RG Jones Recording Studios, by Clive Whichelow, 8--9 (London Road, Morden) War Savings Week 1942, at South Merton Station, by Jennifer Bromfield, 10-- 11 (with photographs)

Newdigate Local History Society Magazine 107, 2020 A curious cricket match, by Jane Lilley, 9-11 (1909 Newdigate versus Westcott) Another cricket match from 1905, by John Callcut, 11-13 (Newdigate versus Wandsworth) Newdigate Products, by John Callcut, 14-25 (Lt. Col. Herbert French of Cudworth Manor set up a cider and chutney manufacturing centre after the First World War) Newdigate churchyard fence part 3, by Jane Lilley, 26-30 (churchmarks system)

Send & Ripley History Society 274, 2020 Forty years ago: church pews and seats, written in 1980 by Les Bowerman, by Cameron Brown, 4--5 (St Mary the Virgin, Send) Chatley Heath Semaphore Tower – inside and out, by Alan Cooper, 18--21 Wheelers Farm, by Ian Whittle, 28-30 (Pyrford) 275, 2020 40 Years ago: the court rolls of the Manor of Send and Ripley, by John Slatford, edited by Cameron Brown, 3-5 Ripley then and now, by Cameron Brown, 6-7 (article from The Daily Advertiser, August 6th 1975) My grandfather Harry Cakebread, by Trevor Tice, 8-9 (1886-1947) Pigeon House cottage, the wharf and the cart bridge, by Alan Cooper, 10-15 (River Wey Navigation, Pyrford) The National Schools of Send and Ripley revisited, by Cate Davey, 16-19 The Rector of Ockham’s daughter and her romance with her father’s groom, by Richard Christophers, 22-5 (1865) Plagues, pandemics, cures. By Clare McCann, 26-31

The Sunbury and Shepperton Local History Society Journal 85, 2020 Desborough Sailing Club; from conception to construction, by Melanie Daly, 2-3 (Shepperton) Sir Henry Edmund Knight, Lord Mayor of London 1882, by Ken Battle, 4-7 (lived at Birkholme, Sunbury) Amy Bouwens, by Will Hardy, 8-11 (designed the stained glass windows in the chancel of Littleton Church and lived at the Old Manor House, Littleton) Libel wars in Sunbury, by Anna Taylor, 12-16 (December 1913, John Charles Gurr an ex police sergeant and two prominent Sunbury Catholics) Air Commodore Frederick Rainsford CBG, DFC, by Ken Battle, 18-20 (resident at Riverside House, Sunbury from 1945 for a short while) Thomas William Kennard, civil engineer, of Sunbury, by Nick Pollard, 21-3 (resident at Orchard House, Sunbury in the 19th century)

Surrey Heritage News August 2020 Marvel of the month: Milestones in the life of Surrey’s historic road network, appendix 1 Aladdin’s Cave – The Earls of Onslow Archive, 9-11 September 2020 Marvel of the month: An eighteenth century map of Surrey, appendix 1 (John Senex’s ‘New map of the County of Surrey…’ published in 1729) Manor of Pyrford Court book index, 1-3 (new online resource from Surrey Heritage) Inside the Gentleman’s Magazine 1785: The launch of Georgian Surrey’s ‘Balloonomania’, 4-6 October 2020 Black History Month: abolitionists in Surrey, appendix 1 December 2020 Marvel of the month: The lost Manor of Preston Hawe, appendix 1 (Banstead) Inside the Gentleman’s Magazine; Christmas gifts to the Surrey Poor, 3-4 (Georgian Surrey) January 2021 Holocaust Memorial Day 2021: be the light in the darkness. Rowledge House Hostel, 2 and Appendix (hostel in Farnham for 32 Jewish children) Woking Palace audio guide, 3-4

Surrey History 19, 2020 “It will be a charming place certainly!” Charles Buxton, John Ruskin and the building of Foxwarren Park, Cobham, by David Taylor, 1--13 Lord William, First Barron Howard of Effingham and his Surrey Lands, by Vivien White, 14--29 “What I gathered would astonish you”: Wotton House and the Evelyn archive, by Isabel Sullivan, 30--38

Transactions of the Cumberland & Westmorland Antiquarian & Archaeological Society 20, 2020 Skiddaw Grove and its role as a Penrith V. A. D. hospital during the First World War, by Simon D I Fleming, 199--212 (Joseph Fleming who built Skiddaw Grove died in Epsom in 1944)

Walton on the Hill and District Local History Society Newsletter 99, 2020 Lady Aileen Mary Fox (1907 – 2005) a pioneering archaeologist and her father Walter Scott Henderson (1871 – 1945), by Robert Ruddell, 5-7

The Wimbledon Society Newsletter September 2020 Wimbledon and the slave trade, by Charles Toase, 4 Industrial Wimbledon, by Charles Toase, 4 (small factory estate at west end of Kingston Road, Wimbledon) Statue toppling: notes from around the table, 5 (Haile Selassie, Hilda Seligman (sculptor) and Lincoln House, Parkside) Wimbledon High School celebrates its 140th birthday, by Kelly Jones, 8 (opened in 1880) The Museum: new acquisitions, by Liz Janovsky, 10 (Esso bookmark, 1950s, and a songsheet from 1863) December, 2020 Views from the bridge, by Matthew Hillier, 4 (two views of Wimbledon and the railways in 1899) WT Stead on Stead, by Charles Toase, 5 (resident of Cambridge House, Wimbledon at the turn of the 20th century) Wimbledon industrial estates – Elm Grove, by Charles Toase, 5 (started around 1883) Where is Wombledon, by Charles Toase, 5 (comic song of 19th and early 20th centuries) The Jesuits in Wimbledon, by Jeremy Hudson, 6 (1877--2019) A brooch and a school badge, by Pamela Greenwood, 7 (Wimbledon County School for Girls)

Garden History

Garden History 48.2, 2020 George Mason (1735--1806), unsung chronicler of the landscape garden, by Michael Symes, 205--21 (refers to Philip Southcote of Woburn Farm, Surrey as promoting natural vistas; to Oatlands, , Painshill and Park) Madeline Agar (1874--1967): from lady gardener to landscape architect, by Leanne Newman, 222--41 (designed Putney Hospital grounds (1911), the Wimbledon First World War Memorial and worked with the Conservators of Wimbledon Common from 1921 to 1934) Notes & Queries. In Memoriam: Douglas D C Chambers (29 November 1939-- 1 May 2020): his writing and gardening life, by Mark Laird, 242--8 (a leading John Evelyn scholar whose obituary discusses Evelyn’s life, whose ancestral home was at Wotton, Surrey)

Gardens Trust News 14, 2020 Best of England’s post-war parks, gardens and landscapes protected. Historic England 2020, 26--7 (Kennedy Memorial Landscape, Runnymede and Alton East and Alton West Housing Estate, Roehampton)

Historic England August 2020 The best of England’s post-war parks, gardens and landscapes protected, appendix 1 (includes the Kennedy Memorial Landscape, Runnymede and housing estates Surrey Alton East and Alton West, Roehampton)

Merton Historical Society Bulletin 216, 2020 The publicity document for the opening of John Innes Park, 909, by Jennifer Bromfield, 6--7