The fifth Millenium Timeline runs from the social changes in the early 1800s, to Abingdon’s expansion in Victorian times. The Millennium Timeline was created in the year 2000 by the Abingdon Area Archaeological & Historical Society with the support of …Continue reading →
The fourth Millenium Timeline runs from 1642 to 1750 – from the Commonwealth to the Hanovarians. The Millennium Timeline was created in the year 2000 by the Abingdon Area Archaeological & Historical Society with the support of Millennium Festival Awards …Continue reading →
The third Millenium Timeline panel runs from 1400 to 1600 AD – from the House of Lancaster to the Stuarts. The Millennium Timeline was created in the year 2000 by the Abingdon Area Archaeological & Historical Society with the support …Continue reading →
The second Millenium Timeline panel runs from the Iron Age to the Plantagenets in 1300 AD. The Millennium Timeline was created in the year 2000 by the Abingdon Area Archaeological & Historical Society with the support of Millennium Festival Awards …Continue reading →
The first Millenium Timeline panel (from the set of 7 on display in the Checker at the Abbey Buildings) shows Abingdon Through The Ages from 195 million years BC to 800 BC. The Millennium Timeline was created in the year …Continue reading →
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