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Pershore, Where D'Ye Think?

Worcestershire & Malvern History Series Book 4

Margaret Bramford

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English
Malchik Media
16 May 2025
Pershore Abbey, the River Avon, Pershore Plums, and pure nostalgia ...

For British history buffs and English memoir lovers of the way things used to be. Escape to the past with this fourth-in-series, local history, and sixty-four local characters memoir-biography. Margaret Bramford presents the life and times, and true accounts from ""Pershore, Where D'Ye think?"" (UK), as recollected by Pershore folk themselves, looking back over the last century. Enjoy this treasure trove of observations and anecdotes, a fascinating insight into the local characters' lives and the social history of a river town in Worcestershire, England. The author dedicates this book, with gratitude, to those Pershore people willing to share memories and their vigorous descriptions, their crisp, individual, buoyant way of speaking, and their remarkably cheerful attitude to life!
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Imprint:   Malchik Media
Volume:   4
Dimensions:   Height: 216mm,  Width: 140mm,  Spine: 13mm
Weight:   299g
ISBN:   9781959755166
ISBN 10:   1959755161
Series:   Worcestershire & Malvern History
Pages:   254
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Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Margaret Bramford was born in Overbury, Worcestershire, and grew up in Pershore, where her family lived from 1931-1981. She was a teacher of French and Spanish for most of her life and then became a school administrator at Malvern Girls' College (now Malvern St. James Girls' School), Great Malvern, England, before she retired and enjoyed a third career as a writer, local historian and speaker.Her previous books include the best seller From Cottage to Palace, a royal memoir and book 1 in the Worcestershire & Malvern History Series; This Was Our Malvern, Upton-upon-Severn Recollections, both a memoir of social history and women's studies.

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