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Paperback. Condizione: New. The Bury St Edmunds Market Cross stands at the heart of the town. Designed in 1774 by the celebrated architect Robert Adam, this 'neat and beautiful theatre' is celebrated as a brilliant example of decorative neoclassical architecture. The Market Cross has played a vital community role, first drawing audiences for plays and musical performances, and later becoming the Town Hall and an art gallery. Beneath its feet lies an older story - one which reveals the secrets of the original medieval marketplace, and the ravages of the Great Fire of Bury in 1608. Now marking 250 years since Robert Adam revealed his design, this is the story of the iconic landmark and the people who created it. About the author: Adrian Tindall is an archaeologist and accredited Bury St Edmunds Green Badge Tour Guide. He has worked in the field for more than forty years and served as county archaeologist for three regions of the UK.

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Paperback. Condizione: New. The Bury St Edmunds Market Cross stands at the heart of the town. Designed in 1774 by the celebrated architect Robert Adam, this 'neat and beautiful theatre' is celebrated as a brilliant example of decorative neoclassical architecture. The Market Cross has played a vital community role, first drawing audiences for plays and musical performances, and later becoming the Town Hall and an art gallery. Beneath its feet lies an older story - one which reveals the secrets of the original medieval marketplace, and the ravages of the Great Fire of Bury in 1608. Now marking 250 years since Robert Adam revealed his design, this is the story of the iconic landmark and the people who created it. About the author: Adrian Tindall is an archaeologist and accredited Bury St Edmunds Green Badge Tour Guide. He has worked in the field for more than forty years and served as county archaeologist for three regions of the UK.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Bury St Edmunds Market Cross stands at the heart of the town. Designed in 1774 by the celebrated architect Robert Adam, this 'neat and beautiful theatre' is celebrated as a brilliant example of decorative neoclassical architecture. The Market Cross has played a vital community role, first drawing audiences for plays and musical performances, and later becoming the Town Hall and an art gallery. Beneath its feet lies an older story - one which reveals the secrets of the original medieval marketplace, and the ravages of the Great Fire of Bury in 1608. Now marking 250 years since Robert Adam revealed his design, this is the story of the iconic landmark and the people who created it. About the author: Adrian Tindall is an archaeologist and accredited Bury St Edmunds Green Badge Tour Guide. He has worked in the field for more than forty years and served as county archaeologist for three regions of the UK Designed in 1774 by the celebrated architect Robert Adam, the Bury St Edmunds Market Cross is celebrated as a brilliant example of decorative neoclassical architecture. Beneath its feet lies an older story from the original medieval marketplace. Marking 250 years since Robert Adam revealed his design, this is the story of the iconic landmark Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Bury St Edmunds Market Cross stands at the heart of the town. Designed in 1774 by the celebrated architect Robert Adam, this 'neat and beautiful theatre' is celebrated as a brilliant example of decorative neoclassical architecture. The Market Cross has played a vital community role, first drawing audiences for plays and musical performances, and later becoming the Town Hall and an art gallery. Beneath its feet lies an older story - one which reveals the secrets of the original medieval marketplace, and the ravages of the Great Fire of Bury in 1608. Now marking 250 years since Robert Adam revealed his design, this is the story of the iconic landmark and the people who created it. About the author: Adrian Tindall is an archaeologist and accredited Bury St Edmunds Green Badge Tour Guide. He has worked in the field for more than forty years and served as county archaeologist for three regions of the UK Designed in 1774 by the celebrated architect Robert Adam, the Bury St Edmunds Market Cross is celebrated as a brilliant example of decorative neoclassical architecture. Beneath its feet lies an older story from the original medieval marketplace. Marking 250 years since Robert Adam revealed his design, this is the story of the iconic landmark Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: New. The Bury St Edmunds Market Cross stands at the heart of the town. Designed in 1774 by the celebrated architect Robert Adam, this 'neat and beautiful theatre' is celebrated as a brilliant example of decorative neoclassical architecture. The Market Cross has played a vital community role, first drawing audiences for plays and musical performances, and later becoming the Town Hall and an art gallery. Beneath its feet lies an older story - one which reveals the secrets of the original medieval marketplace, and the ravages of the Great Fire of Bury in 1608. Now marking 250 years since Robert Adam revealed his design, this is the story of the iconic landmark and the people who created it. About the author: Adrian Tindall is an archaeologist and accredited Bury St Edmunds Green Badge Tour Guide. He has worked in the field for more than forty years and served as county archaeologist for three regions of the UK.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Designed in 1774 by the celebrated architect Robert Adam, the Bury St Edmunds Market Cross is celebrated as a brilliant example of decorative neoclassical architecture. Beneath its feet lies an older story from the original medieval marketplace. Marking 250 years since Robert Adam revealed his design, this is the story of the iconic landmark.

Paperback. Condizione: nrFine. 1st Edition. Book is in nearly fine condition with only slightest signs of wear and/or age. Minor cover wear.

Paperback. Condizione: VG. 1st Edition. Internally in very good condition BUT some cover wear.

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Paperback. Condizione: New. The Bury St Edmunds Market Cross stands at the heart of the town. Designed in 1774 by the celebrated architect Robert Adam, this 'neat and beautiful theatre' is celebrated as a brilliant example of decorative neoclassical architecture. The Market Cross has played a vital community role, first drawing audiences for plays and musical performances, and later becoming the Town Hall and an art gallery. Beneath its feet lies an older story - one which reveals the secrets of the original medieval marketplace, and the ravages of the Great Fire of Bury in 1608. Now marking 250 years since Robert Adam revealed his design, this is the story of the iconic landmark and the people who created it. About the author: Adrian Tindall is an archaeologist and accredited Bury St Edmunds Green Badge Tour Guide. He has worked in the field for more than forty years and served as county archaeologist for three regions of the UK.

Book Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Manchester University, 1986. 1st Edition . Very Good/No Jacket. Large format softcover book in very good condition, with some wear and rubbing. Creasing to a couple of corners and very light staining to bottom of front cover. Internally clean, binding tight. Illustrated. 162 pages.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Published by The Greater Manchester Archaeological Unit @ The University of Manchester in 1985, this is the first softback printing of THE GREATER MANCHESTER ARCHAEOLOGICAL JOURNAL: Volume 1 1985 edited by Adrian Tindall. 138 pages, superb b/w illustrations and photographs of the digs and finds throughout, brown card covers the book is in very good condition with some moderate rubbing and creasing to the card covers only.