Kelly's Directory Of Oxfordshire 1907

Kelly's Directory of Oxfordshire, 1907

Unlock the door to Edwardian England and discover the world your ancestors knew. This meticulously reproduced edition of Kelly's Directory of Oxfordshire, 1907 is more than just a book; it's a time capsule, offering a vivid snapshot of life in the county over a century ago.

Whether you are tracing your family tree, researching the history of your house, or exploring the social fabric of Oxfordshire, this directory is an indispensable resource. It provides a fascinating and detailed look at the people, places, and professions that shaped the county in the early 20th century.

Inside, you will discover:

Court Directory: A comprehensive list of private residents, from gentry to tradesmen, with their addresses.
Commercial Directory: An alphabetical list of trades and professions, finding every butcher, baker, solicitor, and blacksmith in the county.
Street Directories for Major Towns: Navigate the streets of Oxford, Banbury, and other key towns as they were in 1907.
Parish & Village Information: Detailed descriptions of every parish, including its population, local landmarks, churches, schools, and principal landowners.
Local Officials & Institutions: A directory of public officials, clergy, doctors, and post offices.
Fascinating Advertisements: Original period ads promoting everything from patent medicines to horse-drawn carriages, providing a unique insight into the consumer culture of the time.
Perfect for:

Genealogists: Locate ancestors and understand their community.
Local Historians: Reconstruct the social and economic landscape of Edwardian Oxfordshire.
House Historians: Trace the previous occupants of a property.
Writers & Students: Add authentic detail to historical projects and novels.
Add this essential historical resource to your collection today and breathe life into your research. Walk the virtual streets of 1907 and uncover the stories waiting to be told.