Ruins and Old Trees

Mary Roberts (1788 - 1864)

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

Genre(s): Nature, Antiquity, Middle Ages/Middle History

Language: English

Section Chapter Reader Time
Play 01 Poem--The Oak of Chatsworth Larry Wilson
00:03:11
Play 02 Melksham Court jenno
00:32:12
Play 03 Bradgate Palace Rita Boutros
00:15:30
Play 04 Glendour’s Oak elmachina
00:12:03
Play 05 Yew Trees of Skelldale Richard Shipp
00:10:46
Play 06 Howel Sele’s Oak Richard Shipp
00:09:32
Play 07 Queen Mary’s Tower KevinS
00:06:33
Play 08 Chesnut of Tortworth jenno
00:11:46
Play 09 Wallace’s Oak Rita Boutros
00:40:48
Play 10 The Nut-Tree or Rosamond’s Grave. Jess Gauchel
00:53:42
Play 11 Dunmow Priory mleigh
00:20:56
Play 12 Gospel-Tree elmachina
00:05:53
Play 13 Clipstone Palace Seraphina
00:23:59
Play 14 Ruined Villages in the New Forest KevinS
00:32:48
Play 15 Old Trees in Hyde Park Claudia Caldi
00:22:23
Play 16 Hatfield Oak Larry Wilson
00:06:26
Play 17 Beech of the Frith Common jenno
00:18:05
Play 18 Oak of Salcey Claudia Caldi
00:10:49
Play 19 Old Trees in Welbeck Park KevinS
00:05:32
Play 20 The Queen’s Oak. Part 1 Beeswaxcandle
00:19:17
Play 21 The Queen’s Oak. Part 2 Beeswaxcandle
00:25:50