Thank you, so lovely to see around Stony again, I left 30 years ago and still miss it. A note about the Shell House, in case you're interested - It is not Georgian but earlier, it's a very rare example of Queen Anne architecture, I know because we lived there for 18 years!
Ooh thank you for that re shell house - so glad you enjoyed it. I’ve only lived around here for just over 18 months and most of that’s been in lockdown !
i have recently descovered that my paternal blood line and name follows back past Sir Glbert Talbot KG of Grafton birth in 1452 and further back to Gilbert Talbot who maybe died in 1274 .my frist job was at the bull in stony 20 years ago . what ever posessed me to move away back down south when i have more of magnetic pull for wolverton and stony .
Great video, thats me in my Jag!
Lovely thanks - the building on the left at the end of New Street is the Masonic Hall.
Last building on the same side was the barley mow pub
Thank you, so lovely to see around Stony again, I left 30 years ago and still miss it. A note about the Shell House, in case you're interested - It is not Georgian but earlier, it's a very rare example of Queen Anne architecture, I know because we lived there for 18 years!
Ooh thank you for that re shell house - so glad you enjoyed it. I’ve only lived around here for just over 18 months and most of that’s been in lockdown !
Also the writer Tom Sharpe was born there
@@sirrugglesby2190 I didn't know that. I know my son was born in the house, in 1982!
That pub was the sun inn
i have recently descovered that my paternal blood line and name follows back past Sir Glbert Talbot KG of Grafton birth in 1452 and further back to Gilbert Talbot who maybe died in 1274 .my frist job was at the bull in stony 20 years ago . what ever posessed me to move away back down south when i have more of magnetic pull for wolverton and stony .
I liked castles got some army surplus from there, no longer shame.