Wokingham

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27296373065
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Books
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14.99
book_author_name: 
Richard Gibbs
book_type: 
Paperback
publisher: 
The History Press Ltd
published_date: 
05/08/2020
isbn: 
9780750993364
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Books > History > Local interest, family history & nostalgia > Local history
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Richard Gibbs|Paperback|The History Press Ltd|05/08/2020
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9780750993364
Book Description: 
Wokingham sits on the edge of Windsor Great Forest. Originally settled by the Wocingas, an Anglo-Saxon tribe, the town grew steadily - but its early prosperity was cut short when half of the houses were destroyed during the English Civil War. Wokingham has hosted bull-baiting, highwaymen and a multitude of beer houses. The town's people have played their part in both world wars. Its rich history is interwoven with the history of England: a story of good times and bad, from the Beaker people to the Victorians to the present day. Wokingham is the quintessential English county town.

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