• Acknowledgements
• Notes on Research
• Bibliography
• Appendix I - Owners & dates
  of occupation at Cowdray
• Appendix II - Chronological History of Owners, Buildings
  and Events

BIBLIOGRAPHY

ALDSWORTH, Fred, Archaeology in West Sussex, a Field Guide. West Sussex County Council. 1977.

ALDSWORTH, Fred and FREKE, David, Historical Towns in Sussex, an Archaeological Survey. Sussex Archaeological Field Unit. Institute of Archaeology. 1976.

AUTOMOBILE Association, Treasures of Britain. A.A. 1968.

HOPE, William H. St.John, (Sir) Cowdray and Easebourne Priory. Country Life. 1919. (Copy No. 284 of a limited edition of 400)

MAIDES, T., Twelve Photographs of Midhurst and Neighbourhood. Midhurst, T. Maides, Stationery and Fancy Bazaar. c.1900

PARRIS, Leslie, FLEMING-WILLIAMS, Ian, SHIELDS, Conal, Constable: Paintings, Watercolours and Drawings. Tate Gallery. 1976.

PENOYRE, John and RYAN, Michael, The Observer's Book of Architecture. Frederick Warne & Co Ltd. 1975.

ROUNDELL, Charles, (Mrs) Cowdray: The History of a Great English House. Bickers & Sons. 1884.

ROYNON, G., The Official Guide to Midhurst and District. Midhurst, G. Roynon, 'Times' Office, North Street. 1908.

TROTTER, Torrens, Cowdray, in the Parish of Easebourne, near Midhurst, Sussex. Cowdray Estate Office. 1922.

WOLFERSTAN, G. D., Guide Book to Midhurst & Neighbourhood. Midhurst, G.d. Wolferstan, Chemist & Co. 1884.

Home & Introduction | Location, Midhurst & Area | Guide to Cowdray | Destruction by Curse? | Cowdray in Ruins | Appendix | Tour | Photo Gallery

© Nigel Sadler 1978 - 2008 | Business | anti-spam email: nigel at herriott-sadler dot co dot uk