Newsletter 78 – Autumn 2022

ContentsGeneral editor Dick Selwood  
 
From the PresidentJo Bailey
Introduction 
  
LandscapeSection Editor, Dawn Cansfield
EditorialDawn Cansfield
Seeing Through Past Eyes, Cameras before PhotographyGordon le Pard
The Place of Landscape: representing Nature or embellishing it?Roy Birch
‘Its peculiar beauty’ – A picturesque description of the River HambleDavid Chun
Hampshire DaysDawn Cansfield
Book Review: Otherlands: A World in the Making, Thomas HallidayMike Broderick
 
Local HistorySection Editor, Mark Page
Firework Makers in Winchester in the 19th CenturyJan Church
The Lymington Bath and Improvement Company 1833-55Barry Jolly
Hampshire Record Office: Some Recent Additions to the ArchivesSarah Farley
The Hampshire Record Office Foyer Exhibitions
Book Reviews
  
ArchaeologySection Editor, David Allen
OverviewDavid Allen
The Belgae re-visited: from the Iron Age into the Roman Period in Winchester and the New ForestAnthony C King
Book Review 
Lost and found: a forgotten Civil War-era coin hoard from MouseholeMurray Andrews
Hyde 900David Spurling
Historic BuildingsSection Editor, Bill Fergie
The Manor House, Bramley, RevisitedBill Fergie & Edward Roberts

ISSN 0265-9190