Notes on Old Peterborough - Peterborough Archaeology

The publication below by Andrew Percival provides a unique description of Peterborough in the mid 19th century and provides valuable insights into Peterborough history. As indirect heirs of The Peterborough Archaeological Society which published the document in 1905 FRAG is pleased to make it available to a new readership through our website.

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An Exciting New Publication

Peterborough History - Peterborough Archaeology

Notes on Old Peterborough - Peterborough Archaeology

Cultural Participation and the Place of History: A Case Study of Peterborough Societies, Past and Present

Notes on Old Peterborough - Peterborough Archaeology

Peterborough History - Peterborough Archaeology

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Peterborough History - Peterborough Archaeology

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Peterborough History - Peterborough Archaeology

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