Tag: medieval tiles

• A is for Amersham

  

  All around are signs of past lives; graves in the shape of wool sacks, an 18th water pump (although ale was preferable), window openings at unhelpful heights and a red lion above a lintel where a pub used to be.

  Mary Tebje

  16th April 2019

  Chiltern Hills

  almshouses, amersham, Amersham martyrs, amersham musuem, Amersham society, chalk stream, Chiltern Hills, chilterns, chilterns cycling, Chilterns history, chilterns walks, English countryside, english history, heritage, high street, HS2, industrial heritage, London, market town, medieval tiles, Met line, metropolitan railway, Rural, rural tourism, sense of place, slow travel, The Chilterns, the lollards, Travel, Travel and Tourism, Travel blogging, travel guide, travel in England, travel photography, travel to england, travel to the chilterns, Tube, Weller brewery

• A Brief History of…

  

  In which eight rare medieval wall tiles are bought for £17 and are now priceless.

  Mary Tebje

  26th November 2017

  antiques, blogs, british, British Museum, Chelmsford, chilterns, church heritage, english, festivals, heritage, history, landscape, leisure, medieval tiles, rural heritage, The Chilterns, Tourism, traditions, Travel, Travel and Tourism, Travel blogging, tring, Victoria & Albert musuem