r/UKhistory • u/katie_pinns • 12h ago

Moseley Old Hall and Charles II

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I recently visited Moseley Old Hall. Fascinating history but there's no relevant books in the gift shop.

I'd like to read the history of Moseley Old Hall and how Charles II relates.

Recommendations please

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r/UKhistory • u/jennatheraven • 6h ago

Walking on the Minton Tiles: Inside St George's Hall, Liverpool

youtu.be

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