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Please note, the A466 will be closed from the Chepstow direction for 7 weeks from Tuesday 7th May. If you plan to visit us, we advise coming from the Monmouth direction will be easiest. Alternatively, there will be a diversion in place, although long. We look forward to seeing you.Special Offer
20% discount on Aviation books in our Special Book Room.
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Robin Hood
We recently purchased a large collection of books about Robin Hood. Who would have thought there would be so many?? We purchased over 140 titles in this little collection!
The collection included factual books about the legend of Robin Hood as well as Children's story books. Many films have also been made about Robin Hood. He has been portrayed by a multitude of stars including Errol Flynn, Sean Connery, Michael Praed, Russell Crowe, Kevin Costner... and many, many more! And of course there...
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Notes By A Naturalist on the “Challenger”
The naturalist in question and the author of this book is H.N (Henry Nottidge) Moseley, a British scientist who took part in the voyage of HMS Challenger around the world in the years 1872-1876. His observations are the subject of this fascinating and informative book, published in 1879, and dedicated to Charles Darwin “who has personally given me much kindly encouragement in the prosecution of my studies.”
The Royal Society of London obtained the use of Challenger from the Royal Navy and in 1872...