Ruins and Old Trees
Mary Roberts
Play
Length 6 h 28 min
Chapters 21
First published 1843
Ruins and Old Trees, Associated with Memorable Events in English History is a book that delves into the history of the United Kingdom by looking at the remnants of its man-made structures and the trees and forests that stood witness to it all. - Summary by Amy Gramour
Chapters
1
Poem--The Oak of Chatsworth Read by Larry Wilson 3:11
2
Melksham Court Read by jenno 32:12
3
Bradgate Palace Read by Rita Boutros 15:30
4
Glendour’s Oak Read by elmachina 12:03
5
Yew Trees of Skelldale Read by Richard Shipp 10:46
6
Howel Sele’s Oak Read by Richard Shipp 9:32
7
Queen Mary’s Tower Read by KevinS 6:33
8
Chesnut of Tortworth Read by jenno 11:46
9
Wallace’s Oak Read by Rita Boutros 40:48
10
The Nut-Tree or Rosamond’s Grave. Read by Jess Gauchel 53:42
11
Dunmow Priory Read by mleigh 20:56
12
Gospel-Tree Read by elmachina 5:53
13
Clipstone Palace Read by Seraphina 23:59
14
Ruined Villages in the New Forest Read by KevinS 32:48
15
Old Trees in Hyde Park Read by Claudia Caldi 22:23
16
Hatfield Oak Read by Larry Wilson 6:26
17
Beech of the Frith Common Read by jenno 18:05
18
Oak of Salcey Read by Claudia Caldi 10:49
19
Old Trees in Welbeck Park Read by KevinS 5:32
20
The Queen’s Oak. Part 1 Read by Beeswaxcandle 19:17
21
The Queen’s Oak. Part 2 Read by Beeswaxcandle 25:50
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