Williams, T.

Architecture, history and legend meet in these mid-Victorian plates of English, Scottish and Welsh subjects by T. Williams. ...

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Architecture, history and legend meet in these mid-Victorian plates of English, Scottish and Welsh subjects by T. Williams. Published in 1845 and 1850, they include Carlisle, Linlithgow, an early view of Cambridge and the buildings around Tamworth Castle. St George's Chapel at Windsor and Chichester Cathedral are the major church subjects, and St Winefride's Well at Holywell adds a Welsh place of pilgrimage. Other illustrations pair a place with a historical figure or turn to the story of Arthur.

Architecture, history and legend meet in these mid-Victorian plates of English, Scottish and Welsh subjects by T. Williams. Published in 1845 and 1850, they include Carlisle, Linlithgow, an early view of Cambridge and the buildings around Tamworth Castle. St George's Chapel at Windsor and Chichester Cathedral are the major church subjects, and St Winefride's Well at Holywell adds a Welsh place of pilgrimage. Other illustrations pair a place with a historical figure or turn to the story of Arthur.