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From coaching inn to Waterstones: The changing face of this Romsey building (opens the original)
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The building which now houses Waterstones in Romsey has a long history, which can be traced back from the start of the 18th century from deeds held by Hampshire Record Office. At that time it was a large and prosperous coaching inn known as the Queen's Head. The first known publican, in 1722, was Walter Coleman who inherited the property from his mother-in-law, Abigail Saunders, through her will of 1705. Descendants of the Coleman family gave rise to the Newman and Sharp brewers in the mid 1700s
The mystery of a medieval street that vanished almost without a trace (opens the original)
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For many years, the local historians of Romsey Local History Society were puzzled by references to Eny Street, Eny Lane and Eny Villata within the Winchester College documents relating to Romsey. Liveing identified Eny Street with Mill Lane in his book, Records of Romsey Abbey, published in 1906. Further research led to the conclusion that this identification was wrong and Eny Street must have led south from Middlebridge Street. However, its exact site was not located until Ted Mason found a ref
Romsey's historic ceremonial maces symbolise centuries of civic power (opens the original)
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Maces were originally weapons for use in battle, but they gradually took on a ceremonial role, becoming very ornate and coming to symbolise the power of officials like mayors and elected councils. Most ceremonial maces date from no earlier than the Restoration of 1660, although the University of St Andrews still has two 15th-century maces. In early parliaments, the mace was used as a weapon to protect the Speaker from members of parliament or the king. Today, the Speaker is well respected and no
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