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Continue Pevsner Architectural Guides are a series of guides to UK and Ireland architecture. Started in the 1940s by art historian Sir , 46 volumes of the original Buildings of England series were published between 1951 and 1974. In the late 1970s, the series was distributed to Scotland, Wales and Ireland. The majority of English volumes had second editions, mainly by other authors. The final Scottish volume, Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire, was published in autumn 2016. This completed coverage of the UK series in the year of its 65th anniversary. The Irish series remains incomplete. The origins and methods of research After moving to the UK from his native Germany as a refugee in the 1930s, Nikolaus Pevsner found that the study of architectural history had little status in academia, and that the amount of information available, especially to travelers wishing to inform themselves about the architecture of a particular area, was limited. He conceived a project to write a series of comprehensive county guides to fix this, and received the support of Allen Lane, founder of Penguin Books, for whom he wrote his plan for European architecture. Work on the series began in 1945. Lane hired two part-time assistants as German refugee art historians who produced notes for Pevsner from published sources. Pevsner spent an academic vacation traveling the country to make personal observations and conduct local research before writing finished volumes. The first volume was published in 1951. Pevsner wrote thirty-two books himself and ten with collaborators, with four more from the original series written by others: two Gloucestershire volumes by David Weary, and two volumes by Kent's John Newman. Newman is the only author in the series who has written the volume and revised it three times. After Pevsner's death, work on the series continued, with several volumes now in their third revision, and three in their fourth edition. The contents of the book volumes are compact and designed to meet the needs of both professionals and the general reader. Each of them contains a broad introduction to the architectural history and styles of the area, and then the city outside the city - and in the case of large settlements, street by street - the expense of individual buildings. They are often grouped under the headline Perambulation, as Pevsner designed the book to be used as the reader walked through the area. Guides offer both detailed lighting of the most notable buildings and notes on lesser-known and popular buildings; all types of buildings are covered, but special attention is paid to churches and public buildings. Each volume has a central section with several dozen pages of photos, originally in black and white, although the color were presented in revised volumes published by the Yale University press office since 2003. The boundaries of each volume boundary do not follow a uniform pattern and have evolved with changes and extensions. The original goal was to preserve all boundaries that were relevant at the time of writing; in the early years of the survey these were the traditional counties of England. However, boundary changes to the London area in 1965 and the rest of England in 1974 meant that this was no longer practicable. As such there are now many options: , for example, covers a modern non-capital county - with the exception of the Sedbergh area, which, although in present-day Cumbria is part of that, covering West Yorkshire. Conversely, the Furness area - geographically in Cumbria but traditionally in Lancashire - is included, having been omitted from the tome's predecessor, Cumberland and Westmoreland. The six volumes currently covering London are a combined 32 London boroughs plus the City of London, which are a modern greater region of Greater London rather than an earlier subdivision. The whole volume at Middlesex was an early casualty of this reshuffle, as were parts of the revised volumes covering , and Kent. The upcoming Birmingham and Black Country volume covers an area limited to the modern West Midlands metropolitan area, but minus the metropolitan area of Coventry and the rural part of the metropolitan area of Solihull. They appear in a revised Warwickshire volume, despite being no longer in this county. Thus Warwickshire now follows abroad neither the traditional nor the modern county. Buildings Scotland similarly has hybrid units, with volumes such as Fife and Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire reflecting their traditional county boundaries while The Highlands and Islands fit modern counterparts. The buildings of Ireland still generally corresponded to the traditional provinces of Ireland and are blind to the border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. The buildings of Wales largely follow the post-1974 divisions. Volumes in the press and their editions list below volumes that are currently in print - dates in italics indicate upcoming editions. Since 1962, the guides have undergone a gradual renewal program taking into account architectural and historical scholarships and the inclusion of significant new buildings. Pevsner left virtually all the changes to others, acting as a supervisor only. In the end, he revised only two of his original editions: London 1: The Cities of London and Westminster (1962) and Cambridgeshire (1970). Both were later revised again by the other. By far the oldest fully unreleased volume is Yorkshire: The North Riding (1966). Similarly, the architecture of the Black Country is currently covered only in 1966 Warwickshire in anticipation of a new volume covering this area. Staffordshire (1974) is the only other volume currently released in its unreleased first edition. Until 1953, all volumes were published only in paperback, after which they were published in both hard and paperback. Revisiting London: 1 in 1962 was the first volume to be released in hardcover alone, and no further paperbacks were released after 1964. Until 1970 volumes wore a consistent BE reference number, with Cornwall be1. The last volume that was so surpriseded was Gloucestershire 2: Valley and Forest of Dean (BE41). ISBNs then identify each volume. Since 1983, a wider format has been introduced and all subsequent new editions have been released in this format. The volumes, revised before 1983, were reprinted in the original, smaller format (marked with an asterisk in the table below). All publications are currently published by the press service of Yale University. Where changes have been extended to more than one volume, the previous edition remains in print until the entire area is revised. Publications that have been partially supersed in this way are labeled. The title of the current edition of the First Edition Co-author (s) or Sole author of the second edition co-author (s) or the sole author of the third edition co-author (s) or Sole Author current ISBN Bedfordshire, Huntingdonshire and Peterborough 1968 2014 Charles O'Brien 978-0-300-20821-4 Berkshire 1966 2010 Jeffrey Tayak, Jeffrey Tayak, Simon Bradley 978-0-300- 12662-4 Birmingham and Black Country 1966 Alexandra Wedgwood 2021 (in preparation) Buckinghamshire 1960 1994 Elizabeth Williamson 978-3 0-0-0-300-09584-5 Cambridgeshire 1954 1970 2015 Simon Bradley 978-0-300-20596-1 Cheshire 1971 Edward Hubbard 2011 Clare Hartwell , Matthew Hyde 978-0-300-17043-6 Cornwall 1951 1970 Enid Radcliffe 2014 Peter Beacham 978-0-300-12668-6 County Durham 1953 198 198 3 Elizabeth Williamson 2020 (3) Martin Roberts 978-0-300-09599-9 Cumbria 1967-d 2010 Matthew Hyde 978-0-300-12663-1 Derbyshire 1953 1978 Elizabeth Williamson 2016 Claire Hartwell 978-0-300-21559-5 Devon 1952-e 1991 Bridget Cherry 978-0-300-09596-8 Dorset 1972 John Newman 2018 Michael Hill 978-0-300-22478-8 Essex 1954 1965 Enid Radcliffe 2007 James Bettley 978-0-300-11614-4 Gloucestershire 1 : Котсуолдс 1970-а Дэвид Верей 1979-а Алан Брукс 978-0-300-09604-0 Глостершир 2: Долина и лес декана 1970 Дэвид Верей 1976—2002 — Алан Брукс 978-0-300-09733-7 Хэмпшир: Саут 1967— Дэвид У. Ллойд 2018 Чарльз О'Брайен, Брюс Бейли 978-0-300-22503-7 Хэмпшир: Винчестер и Север 1967 г. Дэвид У. Ллойд 2010 Майкл Буллен, Джон Крук, Родни Хаббак 978-0-300-12084-4 Херефордшир 1963 2012 Алан Брукс 978-0-0300-12575-7 Хартфордшир 1953 1977 Бриджит Черри 2019 Джеймс Беттли 978-0-300-09611-8 Остров Уайт 1967'h Дэвид У. Ллойд 2006 Дэвид У. Ллойд 978-0-300-10733-3 Кент : Northeast and 1969 John Newman 1976 (4th place) 978-0-300-18506-5 Kent: West and Weald 1969 John Newman 1976 978-0-300-18509-6 Lancashire: and South West 1969-i 2006 Richard Pollard 978-0-300-10910-8 Lancashire: Manchester and South East 1969 Matthew Hyde 978-0-300-10583-4 Lancashire: North 1969 2009 Clare Hartwell 978-0-300-12667-9 Leicestershire and 1960 1984 Elizabeth Williamson 978-0-300-09618-7 Lincolnshire 1964 John Harris 1989 Nicholas Antram 978-0-300-09620-0 London 11 : City of London 1957-j 1962-j 1973-j-1997 (4th) ( ) , Bridget Cherry Simon Bradley 978-0-300- 09624-8 London 2: South 1951-1976'l' 1983 Bridget Cherry 978-0-300-09651-4 London 3: North West 1951-1952 Bridget Cherry 978-0-300-09652-1 London 4: North 1951-1952-m 1998 Bridget Cherry 978-0-300-09653-8 London 5: East 1952-1965'n'1998'o Elizabeth Williamson 2004 Bridget CherryCharles O'Brien 978-0-300 -10701-2 London 6 : Westminster 1957-j 1962-j 1973-j-2003 (4th place) - Bridget Cherry Simon Bradley 978-0-300-0-009595-1 1 : Norwich and North East 1962 1997 Bill Wilson 978-0-300-09607-1 Norfolk 2: North West and South 1962 1999 Bill Wilson 978-0-300-0965 7-6 Northamptonshire 1961'p' 1973's Bridget Cherry 2013 Bruce Bailey 978-0-300-18507-2 1957 (Ian A. Richmond) Grace McCombiePeter Ryder, Humphrey Welfare 978-0-300-09638-5 Nottinghamshire 1951 1979 Elizabeth Williamson 2020 3 Claire Hartwell 978-0-300-09636-1 Oxfordshire : North and West 1974's Jennifer Sherwood 2 Alan Brooks 978-0-300-20930-3 Oxfordshire: South 1974's Jennifer Sherwood 2021 Bradley (in training) Shropshire 1958 2006 John Newman 978-0-300-12083-7 Somerset : North and Bristol 1958 2011 Andrew Foyle 978-0-30 0-12658-7 Somerset: South and West 1958 2014 Julian Orbach 978-0-300-20740-8 Staffordshire 1974 20218-0-300-09646-0 Suffolk: East 1961-t 1974 Enid Radcliffe 2015 James Bettley 978-0-3 00-19654-2 Suffolk: West 1961't' 1974 Enid Radcliffe 2015 James Bettley 978-0-300-19655-9 Surrey 1962 Ian Nairn 19 71 Bridget Cherry 2022000-09675-0 Sussex: East with Brighton and Hove 1965 (Ian Nairn) 2013 Nicholas Antram 978-0-300-18473-0 Sussex : Запад 1965 Ян Nairn 2019 Элизабет Уильямсон, Тим Хадсон, Джереми Муссон 978-0-300-22521-1 Уорикшир 1966 Александра Веджвуд 2016'w Крис Пикфорд 978-0-300-21560-1 Уилтшир » 1963 1975 Бриджит Черри 2020 (Джулиан Орбах) 978-0-300-09659-0 Вустершир 1968 2007 Алан Брукс 978-0-300-11298-6 yorkshire : Северная езда » 1966 2021 » 978-0-300-09665-1 йоркшир: Западная езда: Лидс, Брэдфорд и Север 1959-x 1967-x е Энид Рэдклифф 2009 Питер Лич 978-0-300-12665-5 йоркшир: Западная езда : Sheffield and South 1959-x 1967-x e Enid Radcliffe 2017 Ruth Harman 978-0300-22468-9 Yorkshire: York and East 1972 1995 David Neave 978-0-300-09593-7 Notes not credited as author in these publications - Peterborough was previously included in the 1962 northamptonshire version - The predecessor of the Warwickshire volume - First published as Cumberland and Westmorland - see. Superseded and unpublished volumes. Originally published in two volumes: North Devon and South Devon - see First published as Hampshire and isle of Wight - First published as Hampshire and the Isle of Wight - First published as Hampshire and is Wight - b First published as Lancashire 1: Industrial and Commercial South - see a b c c d e f First published in London: Cities of London and Westminster - see b Not identified as as the successor to the volume. The first is published in four separate volumes: Middlesex, London, with the exception of London and Westminster, Surrey and Kent: West and Weald - b First published in two separate volumes: Middlesex and London, excluding London and Westminster - see for the first time published in two separate volumes: London, with the exception of London and Westminster and Essex - Docklands area only - See The Superseded and Unpublished Volumes. Including Peterborough. Except Peterborough - see Bedfordshire, Huntingdonshire and Peterborough above. Ian Richmond is credited as a contributor, not a co-author. a b First published as Oxfordshire - see above. a b First published as Suffolk - see Supersed and unpublished volumes. Originally published as Sussex - see above. Ian Nairn was only indirectly involved in the revision of the text in this volume. With the exception of Birmingham and the Black Country - see above. a b c d First published as Yorkshire: West Riding - see Superseded and unpublished volumes of City Guides First of the city's soft cover lead, covering Manchester, appeared in 2001. It was distinguished by a new format with integrated color illustrations. In most cases the city guides preceded the county volume revision in which they are located, although they go in more detail than county volumes and have more illustrations. Thus the Birmingham guide completely wraps up the central part of The Warwickshire Volume Birmingham, which is now almost 50 years old. Two of the guides, covering Newcastle and Gateshead and Hull, are more recent than hardback editions for surrounding counties, and therefore upgrade as well as expand the reach of these cities. This series seems to be on hiatus, with no new volumes published since 2010, and none confirmed as being in the planning. Bath (2003) (Michael Forsyth) ISBN 978-0-300-10177-5 Birmingham (2005) (Andy ISBN 978-0- 300-10731-9 Brighton and Hove (2008) (Nicholas Antram and Richard Morris) ISBN 978-0-300-12661-7 Bristol (2004) (Andrew Foyle) ISBN 978-0-300-10 Hull (2010) (David Niv and Susan Niv) ISBN 978-0-300-14172-6 Leeds (2005) (Susan Wrathmell) ISBN 978-0-300-10736-4 Liverpool (2003) (Joseph Sharples ) ISBN 978-0-300-10258-1 Manchester (2001) (Claire Hartwell) ISBN 978-0-300-09666-8 Newcastle and Gateshead (2009) (Grace McCombie) ISBN 978-0-300-126 64-8 Nottingham (2008) (Elaine Harwood) ISBN 978-0-300-12666-2 Sheffield (2004) (Ruth Harman and John Minnis) ISBN 978-0-300-10585-8 Two extra jobs - so far only in their type - have been Published in 1998, one covers London city churches and the other is the Docklands (see London Docklands in superseded and unpublished volumes below). Both were released in the format of the main series, not city guides. However, unlike the Docklands edition, which was a preliminary work for the extended main volume, The City Churches added the text to London 1: The City, published last year. The continued development of the Docklands area meant that the volume was replaced when London 5: East was published seven years later, but the volume of City Churches remained relevant and was reissued in 2002. London City Church (1998) (Simon Bradley) ISBN 978-0-300-09655-2 Buildings Scotland Series continued under the founder of Pevsner's editorial office in Scotland. The format is very similar; however, only Lothian was published in the original small volume style. One notable difference in some Scottish series is the larger division of the Main Gazette (e.g., argyll and Bute mainland Argyll has a separate messenger from its islands, and Bute is similarly regarded by itself). Unlike the Buildings of England, none of the Scottish volumes accepts the hierarchy of church buildings, instead grouping them together. As with the English changes, some of the volumes are the work of many authors. The series was completed with Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire, published in November 2016. A new edition of Lothian is being prepared, which will be published in 2022. Volumes at Glasgow and Edinburgh, with Dublin (see below) are the only Pevsner volumes outside London to focus exclusively on the city. These volumes should not be confused with the City Guide format (see above). Aberdeenshire: North and Moray (2015) ISBN 978-0-300-20428-5 (David W. Walker and Matthew Woodworth) Aberdeenshire: South and Aberdeen (2015) ISBN 978-0-300-21555-7 (Joseph Sharples, David W. Walker and Matthew Woodworth) Argyll and Booth (2000) ISBN 978-0-300-09670-5 (Frank Arneil Walker) Ayrshire and Arran (2012) ISBN 978-0 -0 -0 -0 -0 300-14170-2 (Rob Close and Ann Riches) Borders (2006) ISBN 978-0-300-10702-9 (Kitty Kraft, John Dunbar and Richard Fawcett) Dumfries and (1996) ISBN 978-0-300-09671-2 (Джон Гиффорд) Данди и Ангус (2012) ISBN 978-0-300-14171-9 (Джон Гиффорд) Эдинбург (1984) ISBN 978-0-300-09672-9 (Джон Гиффорд, Колин МакУильям и Дэвид Уокер) Файф (1988) ISBN 978-0-300-09673-6 (Джон Гиффорд) Глазго (1990) ISBN 978-0- 300-09674-3 (Элизабет Уильямсон, Энн Ричс и Малкольм Хиггс) Хайленд и острова (1992) ISBN 978-0-300-09625-5 (Джон Гиффорд) Ланаркшир и Ренфрушир (2016) ISBN 978-0-300-21558-8 (Роб Клоуз, Джон Гиффорд и Фрэнк Арнейл Уокер) Лотиан, за исключением Эдинбурга (1978) ISBN 978-0-300-09626-2 (Колин МакУильям) Перт и Кинросс (2007) ISBN 978-0-300-10922-1 (Джон Гиффорд) Стирлинг и Центральная Шотландия (2002) ISBN 978-0-300-09594-4 (Джон Гиффорд и Фрэнк Арнейл Уокер) Здания Уэльса Серия также была распространена на Уэльс, и была завершена с выпуском Гвинед в 2009 году (хотя это первоначальное обследование приняло семь лет дольше, чем первое полное обследование Певзнера Англии). Only the first volume, Powys (edited by Richard Haslam, and published in 1979) appeared in the original small format style; and this volume has now been closed by a revised large-format publication published in 2013. This is the first (and to date only) guide outside the England building series to be reviewed. Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion (2006) ISBN 978-0-300-10179-9 (Thomas Lloyd) Clwyd (Denbighshire and Flintshire) (1986) ISBN 978-0-300-09627-9 (Edward Hubbard) Glamorgan (1995) ISBN 978-0-300-09629-3 (John Newman) Gwent/Monmouthshire (2000) ISBN 978-0-300-09630-9 (John Newman) Gwynedd (2009) ISBN 978-0- 300-14169-6 (Richard Haslam, Julian Orbach and Adam Voelcker) Pembrokeshire (2004) ISBN 978-0-300-10178-2 (Thomas Lloyd, Julian Orbach and Robert Scourfield) Powys: Montgomeryshire, Radnorshire and Breconshire (1979; 2013) ISBN 978-0-300-18508-9 (rev. Robert Scourfield and Richard Haslam) Buildings of Ireland Coverage of the Pevsner Guides in Ireland to 2020. Please note that the Dublin guidebook does not cover the entire council area. The Irish series is incomplete, with six volumes published between 1979 and 2020. Some of the remaining five volumes are currently being investigated. Belfast, Antrim and County Down (in preparation)[4] Connacht/Connaught (in preparation)[4] Cork: City and County (2020) ISBN 978-0-300-22487-0 (Frank Keohane) Dublin (2005) ISBN 978-0-300-10923-8 (Christine Casey) Dublin: County (in preparation)[4] Munster, except Cork (in preparation)[4] North West Ulster: the Counties of Londonderry, Donegal, Fermanagh and Tyrone (1979) ISBN 978-0-300-09667-5 (Alistair Rowan) Central Leinster: Kildare, Laois and Offaly (2019) ISBN 978-0-300-23204-2 (Andrew Tierney) North Leinster (1993) ISBN 978-0-300-09668-2 (Alistair Rowan and Christine Casey) South Leinster (in preparation)[4] South Ulster: the Counties of Armagh, Cavan and (2013) (2013) (Kevin Mulligan) However, there is no single approach for which volume should include structure in its main messenger. In some cases, one volume takes the reader to another, while in other cases only a few lines appear in one volume, and in another, a more complete entry appears. In very few cases (listed below) the full entry appears in both volumes. Bridge Connections Tom (s) Main Entrance Coldstream Bridge Berwickshire-Northumberland BordersNortumberland Erskine Bridge Renfrewshire-Dunbartonshire Stirling and Central Scotland Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire Forth Bridge West Lothian-Lothian Lothian Lothian Humber Bridge Lincolnshire-Yorkshire Kincardine Bridge Fife EssexKent: West and Weald Severn Bridge Monmouthshire-Gloucestershire Gloucestershire 2 Second NorthBound Crossing Monmouthshire-Gloucestershire Gwent/ Monmouthshire Tamar Bridge Devon Cornwall Cornwall TayTay Road Bridge Dundee-Fife Dundee and Angus Superseded and unpublished volumes Revisiting the series made some original volumes out of date how the coverage area has changed. For example, Cumbria was established after the publication of Cumberland and Westmoreland and North Lancashire, which led to the merging of materials from both volumes in the same Cumbria volume, a revision with a new geographical focus. To date, the following volumes are completely closed: Cumberland and Westmoreland (1967) London: London and Westminster (1957, rev. 1962 and 1973) London, except london and Westminster (1952) London Docklands (1998) (with Elizabeth Williamson) Middlesex (1951) North Lancashire (1969) South Lancashire (1969) Suffolk (1961, Rev. Enid Radcliffe 1974) Yorkshire: West Yorkshire(1959 Reverend Enid Radcliffe 1967) In addition, two volumes, North Devon and South Devon (1952) were withered on one volume covering the entire county. Parts of the original Hampshire and isle of Wight and Yorkshire: West Riding volumes were clouded by revised volumes. Some of the volumes and advance publicity have been announced and have not been published in the end. This was taken into account by a number of factors, including the readiness of parts of the text covering certain areas and the expected size of volumes. Unpublished titles included Argyll, Bute and Stirling, Ayrshire, Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire, Dublin: City and County (London III) in 1995, in connection with English heritage, published a publication based on guidebooks entitled A Look at Buildings. Focusing on the volume of East Riding of Yorkshire, Pevsner's text was adapted as an introduction, with a large number of illustrations than basic guides. No further print editions have been issued, but the title waits as an introductory website to the architectural term and selected buildings that show in Pevsner guides. In 1995, Pevsner Buildings England was published by Oxford University Press, an oxford university press, developed as a searchable database of volumes published only for England. The second edition was released in 2005. The bibliography of the manuals themselves was published in 1983, 1998 and 2012 by the Society of Penguin Collectors. In 2016, Yale University Press published three volumes, each of which serves as an introduction to some buildings and architectural terms mentioned in the text of the manuals. Published as Pevsner Architectural Guides: Introduction to This: Architectural Glossary (also available as an app), volume focusing on church buildings and another on apartment buildings (including folk architecture). Festive Volumes In 1986, Penguin published an anthology of Pevsner's volumes edited by Bridget Cherry and John Newman, Best Buildings of England, ISBN 0-670-81283-8. He has introduced Newman's assessment of Pevsner's goals and techniques. In 2001, the Penguin Collectors Society published Buildings of England: A Feast, edited by Simon Bradley and Bridget Cherry, fifty years after the publication of BE1: it includes twelve essays and a compilation of text from the series. In 2012, Susie Harris, one of Pevsner's biographers, wrote Buildings of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales: The Sixtieth Anniversary Catalogue of Pevsner's Architectural Guides, which was published in a limited edition of 1,000 copies by the Society of Penguin Collectors. Travel with Pevsner In 1997, the BBC broadcast a series of documentaries called Travels with Pevsner in which six writers and broadcasters traveled around a district that had a special meaning for them. They revisited the buildings mentioned by Pevsner, critical of his views on them. Another episode was shown in 1998. John Grundy, who presented the Northumberland program, was one of the county's auditors. Both series were accompanied by booklets published by the BBC describing the buildings featured in the programmes, and invite others to explore. Counties visited and travellers were: Norfolk (Dan Cruikshank) North Yorkshire (Janet Street-Porter) Dorset (Patrick Wright) County Durham (Lucinda Lamington) Warwickshire (Jermaine Greer) Surrey (Michael Bracewell) Derbyshire (Joan Bakewell) ) Hampshire and the Isle of Wight (Philip Hoare) Worcestershire (Jonathan Meads) Suffolk (Craig Brown) Northumberland (John Grundy) Bristol and Somerset (Philippa Gregory) In both series excerpts from Pevsner's text were read by Benjamin Whitrow. See also the London Review - an even more detailed but incomplete London Penguin Collectors Society Pevsner Memorial Trust King of England Victoria County Building History United States - a series inspired by Buildings England Links - Pevsner Architectural Guide: Bulletin. 2015/16. Yale University Press Office. 2015. Received on 25 June 2016. To quote the magazine requires the magazine (help) - b c Cherry (1998) - b c d d f g h i - b c d e Mackay (2012) - Announced in the volume of Dumfries and Galloway (1996) - Announced in the first edition of the volume of West Kent (1969) Architectural guides Pevsner. Received on February 11, 2020. Simon Bradley; Cherry, Bridget (2001). Buildings of England: Celebration. Society of Penguin Collectors. ISBN 978-0952740131. Harris 2012, page 2. error sfn: no goal: CITEREFHarries2012 (help) - Travel with Pevsner (BBC website) Further reading Cherry, Bridget (1998). Buildings of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales: Short History and Bibliography, Society of Penguin Collectors (includes The Gratitude of Sir Nicholas Pevsner, John Newman) Cherry, Bridget and Bradley, Simon (eds.) (2001) Buildings of England: Celebration, Society of Penguin Collectors Harris, Susie, Mackay, James (2012). Buildings England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales: Sixtieth Anniversary Catalog, Society of Penguin Collectors External Links Pevsner Architectural Guides, Yale University Press Looking at Buildings website extracted from

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