Journeys in Gwent
By: drawings by the author.
Publisher: R. H. Johns Limited
Published: 1951
Place of publication: Newport, Monmouthshire
Language: eng
Format: Hardback
Number of pages: 115
Subjects: Gwent/Monmouthshire, Wales, UK. Topographical notes
Genres: Local History
First sentence: Chapter One - Springtime Pilgrimage - Trostrey and Kemeys Commander

We had enjoyed an exceptionally beautiful springtime.
Description: Extract from Foreword:
[This book] is launched now in the hope that peace-time, in spite of its remaining restrictions, may find Monmouthshire folk and their visitors as anxious to see and know more of their heritage as they were in the dark days of 1944.
Table of contents: value: Spring-time Pilgrimage. Trostry and Kemeys Commander; value: The Mari Llwyd at Caerleon; value: Pen-y-Cae-Mawr to Tredunnock; value: Llanover and Big Ben; value: The Wolf Country. Trevella; value: The Wolf Country. Allt-y-Bela; value: A Church in the Wolf Country. Llangeview; value: Penrhos and Sir Roger; value: "The HanburyArms" Caerleon; value: St. Brides, Netherwent; value: The Cwm; value: Llanwern and Beyond; value: Moon-Silver; value: By Stage-Coach to old Newport, 1798; value: The Tallest House in Monmouthshire; value: Trivor and John Lloyd; value: The White Lady of Llanvihangel Court; value: Cefn Mably; value: Among the Sprites of Newcastle; value: From Prehistoric Gwent; value: Llandenny; value: "The Murenger House" at Newport; value: After-thought; value: List of Illustrations