Category: Travel Writing
CHAPTER. PAGE. I. ONE OF OUR YOUNG BOROUGHS (CHELMSFORD) 1 II. IN AN ANCIENT CITY (COLCHESTER) 6 III. A QUIET SUFFOLK TOWN (HADLEIGH) 15 IV. A GRAND MEDIÆVAL TOWN (BURY ST. EDMUNDS) 21 V. IPSWICH: THE PRIDE OF THE ORWELL 28 VI. LIVING NORWICH 36 VII. A DAY AT LYNN 42 VIII. FRA...
The church was erected by one of the Mowbrays, and the tower, which is a handsome one, and from the top of which, on a clear day, you get a view as far as Aldeburgh, contains a...
4. Part 4And first let me speak of living Norwich religiously. One of our wise kings said that the spire of Harrow was an outward and visible sign of the Church. Norwich rejoices in many...
3. Part 3Blomfield, grandfather of the Bishop of London, kept a school here, and Crabbe Robinson was one of his pupils. The preacher at that time at the Independent chapel was Mr. Waldeg...
2. Part 2Colchester contains a population of 34,549, and is connected by railway with most of the towns of the district. By means of its river Colne it is also a port, and has fine oyste...
1. Part 1CHAPTER. PAGE. I. ONE OF OUR YOUNG BOROUGHS (CHELMSFORD) 1 II. IN AN ANCIENT CITY (COLCHESTER) 6 III. A QUIET SUFFOLK TOWN (HADLEIGH) 15 IV. A GRAND MEDIÆVAL TOWN (BURY ST. EDMU...
6. Part 6ONE of the famous books of the last generation was that of _Dr. Syntax in Search of the Picturesque_. If the Doctor had extended his journey as far as Maldon, in Essex, he would...