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Wednesday 14 March 2012

The Abingdon Webstore

Our books about Abingdon from local authors - delivered to you postage-free.

Abingdon Past and Present
Judy Thomas and Elizabeth Drury


A look at how life has changed in the Oxfordshire town of Abingdon since the last century and beyond, contrasting old pictures with the corresponding scene today.

The photographs, many previously unpublished, include not only streets and buildings, but also images of people going about their daily lives, then and now.

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More of Abingdon Past and Present
Judy Thomas and Elizabeth Drury


Covering the wider environs of the town of Abingdon, this new book expands on its predecessor, 'Abingdon: Past and Present', by providing fascinating comparisons of some of the town's more residential and industrial areas, then and now.



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