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Nynehead is a
village and
civil parish in Somerset, England,
situated on the
River Tone, 7
miles (11 km) south-west of
Taunton and 1.5
miles (2 km) north-west...
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Nynehead Court is a
Grade II*
listed building at
Nynehead in Somerset, England. The
building dates back to the late 14th
century with
major additions...
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Somerset HER. "44143:
Nynehead canal lift,
Blackham Copse,
Nynehead".
Somerset HER. "44138:
Trefusis canal lift, SW of
Trefusis Farm,
Nynehead".
Somerset HER...
- The 'Church of All
Saints in
Nynehead, Somerset,
England dates from the 14th
century and has been
designated as a
Grade I
listed building. The
church is...
- Robinson,
Peter (2003). Lincoln's Excavators: The
Ruston years 1875–1930.
Nynehead: Roundoak. ISBN 1-871565-42-1. "BRITISH ARE IN LHASA.;
Expedition Entered...
- Tone and
Nynehead,
after which it is
crossed by the
Bristol and
Exeter Railway. A
disused bridge,
constructed in 1817,
spans the
river at
Nynehead. The river...
- 2012 "Gordon Mustoe, "BRS
Parcels Services and The
Express Carriers"".
Nynehead-books.co.uk.
January 1, 1955.
Archived from the
original on
October 6,...
- 1921, but
retained the rank of captain.
Pawson died in
August 1969 at
Nynehead, Somerset. His brother, Guy, pla**** first-class cricket, as did his nephew...
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Norton Malreward,
Norton St Philip,
Norton Sub Hamdon, Nunney, Nyland,
Nynehead Oake, Oakhill, Oare, Oareford, Oath, Odcombe, Old Cleeve, Oldmixon, Orchardleigh...
- The Tone Aqueduct, near
Nynehead, Somerset, was
built in 1828 and is now disused. It
formerly carried the
Grand Western Canal over the
River Tone. Built...
