A-Z of Evesham: Places-People-History

Evesham, a historic Worcestershire town, grew up around its abbey, which was destroyed in the sixteenth century. It is renowned as a center for market gardening and was the site of the battle in 1265 in which Simon de Montfort was killed. A-Z of Evesham reveals the history, streets, buildings, businesses, and people of the town, including unusual characters, tucked-away places, and unique events.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 96 pages
Publication date: 15 September 2023
Publisher: Amberley Publishing

Evesham, nestled within the picturesque bend of the River Avon, stood in the shadow of its renowned abbey, one of the largest in the country. Despite the abbey's destruction in the sixteenth century, the town remained a significant settlement in Worcestershire. It also witnessed the pivotal battle in 1265, where the rebel Simon de Montfort met his demise at the hands of the royal army. Today, Evesham is celebrated for its thriving market gardening industry. A-Z of Evesham unveils the rich history of Evesham, its charming streets, historic buildings, bustling businesses, and the individuals who have contributed to its vibrant community. Alongside the well-known historical landmarks, this book uncovers hidden gems, secluded spots, and unique events that are less familiar to the public. With its captivating illustrations, this comprehensive guide appeals to anyone with a deep interest in the historic Worcestershire town of Evesham.

Weight: 274g
Dimension: 233 x 166 x 10 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781398112216