Discover the Western Antiquary, Vol. 11: Devon and Cornwall Note-Book
A Victorian era journal edited by W. H. K. Wright, filled with thoughtful explorations of West Country history, lore, and local culture. This edition features an introductory article by Alfred Robbins and a portrait, framing a rich mix of essays, notes, and contributors from across Devon and Cornwall.
In these pages you’ll find ideas about how to write local history, practical guidance for researching place-based stories, and a view into the editorial plans that shaped the journal’s future. The content blends historical reflection with community memory, inviting readers to see their region through a wider scholarly lens while staying grounded in local voices and traditions.
What you’ll experience:
- In-depth essays on local history writing and regional lore
- Discussion of collecting, arranging, and presenting West Country material
- Notes, queries, and replies that connect readers with ongoing research
- Bibliographies and project ideas for Devonshire and Cornwall topics
A suitable pick for history enthusiasts, genealogists, and readers who love the West Country’s rich tapestry of places and stories. Ideal for fans of regional antiquarian work and those seeking a window into late 19th‑century scholarly and local‑history conversation.