These big red books tell the story of the county, in 1899 an ambitious project was founded to document the history of England. David Moss, chairman of the Wiltshire Victoria County History Trust, explains more about the organisation and how it works here in the county (journal article)

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Content summary: journal article about the Victoria County History of Wiltshire

Summary: These big red books tell the story of the county, in 1899 an ambitious project was founded to document the history of England. David Moss, chairman of the Wiltshire Victoria County History Trust, explains more about the organisation and how it works here in the county/Moss, David/Wiltshire Life/January 2021

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