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of in the terminus buildings located around the city. From 1942 they were painted battleship grey. Because of those precautions, only one tram was lost to enemy bombing. The tram system did not extend very far into the eastern part of the city, passing over the River Itchen and Cobden Bridge and connecting with
Bitterne Railway Station. Suburbs that were newly incorporated into the town in 1920 were always served by buses instead of trams. Southampton's trams were gradually taken out of service during 1948 and 1949, with the final tram running on 31 December 1949.
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110-acre site possibly sheltered a population of 2,000 or 3,000 people during c. AD 700–850. Other evidence in the excavations found 68 houses and workshops, 21 wells and 500 pits. Hamwic was the site of a mint for several Anglo Saxon Kings (AD 786–858) until it was moved to
Winchester later in the 9th Century. Series H silver pennies were issued in Hamwic in the 8th century AD. They have mostly been found within or close to Hamwic.
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services to be developed that connected with the transatlantic liners, trains ultimately terminating at full-length platforms housed within the Ocean
Terminal. Trains also ran directly on to the Royal Pier to connect with ferry services to Portsmouth, Ryde and Cowes. The nearby Cattle Market was also
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Company purchased
Southampton Docks. By 1897, the existing Southampton Terminus, the South Western Hotel, a large goods yard and a turntable had all been established, with railway lines running across Canute Road and into every corner of the docks. The interaction between trains and other traffic was
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built most of its own trams at its works in
Portswood. In 1923, some specially designed trams were introduced. These had unique rounded roofs which allowed them to pass through the centre arch of the Bargate. During WorldWarII, Southamptons Trams were parked overnight in sidings on the Common instead
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was completed in 1796. In 1792, the proposal to link
Southampton and Salisbury by canal gained new momentum. The plan was to build a new canal from Salisbury to connect with the Andover to Southampton canal at Kimbridge. The canal would then be extended from Redbridge into the centre of Southampton,
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Cholera epidemics in 1848–49 and 1865 caused great concern. These outbreaks were centred on the slums of the old medieval town. Sewers were built in the 1840s and 1870s. In 1894, the
Borough Medical Officer of Health published a report on poverty in the town. Population density in the slums at that
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the professional football club formed in 1885 with its origins in the football team of the St Mary's Church Young Men's
Association. Since moving from its former ground 'The Dell' in 2001, the club is now based at St Mary's Stadium close to its original home. It also has a training and development
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which has run for many years and attracts 40,000 runners. and the MoRun, a charity run, beginning in 2018. The mass cycling event "Let's Ride", previously known as "Sky Ride", attracts thousands of cyclists for a 6 km (3.7 mi) route. Since 2008 the council has run the "Music in the City"
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was one of fifteen ships repatriating prisoners from the Far East, and the prisoners aboard were from around 50 various regiments. The ex-prisoners were provided with tea, cake and fruit in decorated huts on the quay and then driven in army vehicles to a reception camp on
Southampton Common where
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The main blitz, a series of sustained nighttime raids, started on 23 November 1940. There was a pause until 30 November, when the resumption of raids destroyed repairs that had made during the lull. The blitz continued on 1 December, but these raids were sporadic and smaller. A total of 137 people
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evolved. It became essential to develop new routes around the
Bargate as the central arch was too much of an obstruction. By 1931, a tram passed through the Bargate every 30 seconds and over the course of 14 hours, 2000 cars and 6000 bicycles would use the same narrow passage between Above Bar and
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was an 18th-century residential and commercial development designed in 1768 by James Leroux which was aimed at Southampton's fashionable clientele. It was intended to be a development of 12 residential houses, with a hotel, shops, an assembly room and an ornamental lake. Three houses and the hotel
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Excavations have revealed a section of the street plan of Hamwic and uncovered one of the best collections of Saxon artefacts in Europe. These collectively show that Hamwic was a planned town, that it became an important port and traded with the continent and was a Royal administration centre. The
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the High Street. The photographs (below) illustrate the problem. Several old buildings and part of the medieval walls were demolished on both sides of the Bargate. In 1932, the Bargate was bypassed on its eastern side. The Bargate became an island when it was bypassed on its western side in 1938.
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Southampton had also become a popular site for sea bathing by the 1760s, despite the lack of a good quality beach. Innovative buildings specifically for this purpose were built at West Quay, with baths that were filled and emptied by the flow of the tide, one of which had an adjustable floor. The
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increased. In 1554 Southampton was granted a monopoly on the export of wool to the Mediterranean and on the import of sweet wine. At other times during this period, the port was in decline, mainly because trade was shifting to London. Southampton was also a convenient port for the buccaneers that
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In the 2010s several developments to the inner city of Southampton were completed. In 2016 the south section of West Quay, or West Quay South, originally known as West Quay Watermark, was opened to the public. Its public plaza has been used for several annual events, such as an ice skating rink
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in 1976. The club was one of the founding members of the Premiership in 1992–93. The club was out of the top flight of football from 2005 until 2012 during which time the company owning the club went into administration but its fortunes were revived following purchase by the Swiss billionaire,
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but no firm evidence exists to substantiate the claim. After this attack the city's walls, parts of which date from 1175, were extensively improved and reinforced. Lacking proper finance for the construction of a full defensive wall, the solution involved joining the existing exterior walls of
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The Second World War had a profound impact on the city due to the destruction of a lot of the city's buildings, leading to a massive regeneration program. These buildings were cheaply constructed in order to rebuild quickly, having a negative effect on the architectural quality in the city.
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was one of the original five churches serving the walled town. Built in 1320, the church was destroyed by enemy bombing during the blitz in November 1940. In 1957 the shell of the church was dedicated as a memorial to the sailors of the Merchant Navy. In 2004, it received funding from the
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through land now occupied by Shirley Junior School, then run south east close to the current Wilton Road to cross to the east of Hill Lane near Archers Road. Construction of an embankment and viaduct commenced to the East of Hill Lane before the scheme was abandoned.
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was subsequently built on part of the cleared land between Archers Road and Milton Road and the unused embankment remains behind properties to the East of Hill Lane between Milton Road and Commercial Road. Ultimately the line was connected to the existing
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in 1620. A memorial can be found on Town Quay. Since that time it has been the last port of call for millions of emigrants who left the Old World to start a new life in the US, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa, Barbados and other parts of the
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centre at Staplewood, near Marchwood, on the edge of the New Forest. Southampton FC spent very many years competing in the lower divisions of the Football League but since 1966 it has generally competed in the higher levels of professional football.
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launched its first iron steam ship in October 1840 and proceeded to build mail ships for expanding services that operated from Southampton's newly developed docks. Subsequently, the firm built a number of specialized vessels, including a submarine
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sailed from Southampton. Most of the crew came from Southampton; 549 Sotonians died in the sinking. The Maritime museum in the old Wool House included an exhibition related to the vessel but this has since been moved and incorporated into the
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Southamptons trams were superseded by a fleet of diesel engined buses, though buses had previously been in service in some parts of the City which were not serviced by trams. Some surviving buses dating back to the 1949 are looked after by
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via a tunnel in Chilworth near the current Chilworth Arms Public house before passing through Lordswood and running down the east side of Dale Valley. From here it was to pass under Winchester Road, running to the east of the current
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was taken over by the military A total of 8,149,685 troops and their equipment departed for mainland Europe through the port. A steady flow of refugees, prisoners of war and 1,177,125 wounded came back to England through Southampton.
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otherwise known as Huttofts or Lady Ann Guidotti's House was built in 1495 for Sir John Dawtry. It has formerly been a family home, an artist's studio and housed businesses including a dye-house and a bookbinder. It is now a museum.
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returned to Southampton. This new plague seriously disrupted life and led the corporation to report that it was unable to continue governing the town. By the time the epidemic ended in November 1666, 1700 people had died.
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With good transport links, Southampton became the emigrant station for North America and Canada in January 1844. The Southampton Emigration and Shipping Company was formed in 1846 Southampton subsequently became known as
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being situated at Bitterne Manor is based on archaeological evidence and the geography of the site (nestled inside a sharp bend in the River Itchen) which clearly allowed it to be turned into a good defensive position.
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The Second World War hit Southampton particularly hard. Pockets of Georgian architecture remain, but much of the city was levelled during the Blitz of November 1940. 476 tons of bombs were dropped on the city by the
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the younger, born in Southampton in 1674, wrote the words of the hymn "O God Our Help in Ages Past". His early education was at the Free Grammar School. He was a member of the Above Bar Independent Community. This
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At the end of the war, Southampton was a key port for the repatriation of troops and prisoners of war. The first 1,534 British prisoners of war to be repatriated from Japan arrived in Southampton aboard the
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The Watts memorial in the city's West Park, also known as the Watts Park, was unveiled in 1861. The melody of his famous Hymn, "O God our help in Ages Past" can be heard when the Civic Centre clock chimes.
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tested the ports' capacity for embarking troops and equipment. Original estimates were that 11,000 troops could be embarked on each high tide. The exercise showed that 44,000 troops could be handled. By
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On 26 March 1929, Southampton Corporation purchased Northam Bridge from the Northam Bridge Company. On 16 May 1929, the tolls on that bridge were removed. At the same time, the tolls at Lances Hill,
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On 6 November 1940, during a raid on the town centre, three bombs hit the School of Art in the Civic Centre, (now known as the Art Gallery), killing students that were sheltering in the basement.
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operated its services from Southampton, officially designating the port as the packet station in May 1843. The structural and economic development of the docks continued for the next few decades.
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was bombed, killing many, though not damaging the factory. Two days later, the factory was destroyed. After the air raid Nazi propaganda declared that the town had been left a smoking ruin.
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There were 1,605 air raid warnings in Southampton, the last raid occurred on 5 November 1944. Only one flying bomb fell within the boundaries of Southampton, at Sholing on 12 July 1944.
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to London, all affected the economics of |Southampton Terminus. Passenger services ceased on 9 September 1966 but the terminus continued to be used for parcels until March 1968.
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rally occurred simultaneously with the major demonstration in London. There was also a protest against Donald Trump's state visit to the United Kingdom in July that same year.
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Southampton's economic fortunes fluctuated during the Tudor period. From 1492 to 1531, all exports of tin and lead were required to pass through Southampton. Trade with the
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situated near Canute Road. Originally, trains terminated at a temporary structure at Northam. In 1847, Southampton Terminus was linked to Dorchester via the
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Southampton became an important port in medieval times, experiencing several hundred years of fluctuating fortunes until it was expanded by the Victorians.
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subsequently cleared the area of slums, created new streets and a lodging house in St Michaels Square; it was called St Michaels House and opened in 1899.
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In 1774, a canal between Eling and Salisbury was proposed, but was not built. In 1779, a canal linking Southampton (at Redbridge) to Andover was proposed.
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Company was formed in 1796. They built a toll bridge at Northam which was opened in September 1799 and new roads connecting the bridge to Southampton and
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is thought to have been commenced in 1070; the building has been added to many times over the centuries, but its central tower dates from Norman times.
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are evidence of the wealth that existed in the town at this time. Archaeological excavations have revealed evidence of other houses of similar stature.
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Archaeological excavations shows evidence of 10th century settlements and a defended enclosure in what was later to become the Medieval walled town.
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In November 2017 the council selected an official flag for the city through a competition to design one and then a vote on the most popular design.
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The fashionable attractions of the town caused coaching traffic to increase. Several coaching inns were established in Southampton, including the
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Indeed, most emigrants to the colonies, whether departing from London, Bristol, Southampton, or elsewhere, had recently migrated to those ports.
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There was competition between the two toll companies at Northam and Itchen, resulting in another new road on the east of the Itchen, connecting
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and London; the ancient and modern capitals of England. Having been an important regional centre for centuries, Southampton was awarded
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were completed by 1773, but the scheme had financial problems and it was never completed. The buildings have since been demolished.
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1806:(formerly Southampton Hall of Aviation), near Itchen Bridge, and opposite the erstwhile site of the Woolston Supermarine factory.
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Several public demonstrations occurred within the city in "solidarity" with larger national demonstrations. As part of nationwide
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building, known as the Long Rooms, had a long promenade with views over the water to be enjoyed by spectators and bathers alike.
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By the 13th century, Southampton had become a leading port and was particularly involved in the trade of French wine and English
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in 1066, when it became the major port of transit between Winchester (the capital of England until the early 12th Century) and
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well served by the railway. The decline of transatlantic passenger liners in favour of quicker air routes, the development of
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in 1014 and was crowned in Southampton. His fabled attempt to "command" the tide to halt may have taken place in Southampton.
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as president of the United States a half-hour public reading was organised in the city. Similarly in June 2018 an
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controlled by men with red flags. This close relationship between the docks and the railways allowed specialist
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in the late 8th century. The town developed under royal patronage where traders could be protected and taxed.
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event in which hundreds of musicians perform in venues and on constructed stages around the city centre.
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Viking raids on Southampton disrupted trade with the continent and contributed to the re-organization of
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became an increasingly important industry and was to remain so for centuries to come. The city became a
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Besides the embarkation of troops, Southampton was used for other purposes in the preparations for the
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died during the period of the Blitz, of which 96 were lost to direct hits on public air raid shelters.
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reached England in 1348 via the merchant vessels that regularly visited Southampton at that time.
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existing merchant houses together to form part of the defensive structure. The city walls include
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to a new station north of the Royal Pier. Deposited plans show the route entering the town from
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Attempt to Ascertain the Situation of the Ancient Clausentum. Rev Richard Warner. 1792
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24 hour museum: God's House Tower Museum of Archaeology, Southampton
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History and Antiquity of Southampton. John Speed. Circa 1770
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began in 2017, having up to 15,000 participants in 2018.
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they would spend their first night back on British soil.
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has significantly altered the character of Southampton.
5132:. Vol. 25 (11th ed.). 1910. pp. 491–492.
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Political history of the United Kingdom (1979–present)
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time was recorded as 441.4 per acre (1,091/ha). The
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335:Southampton's prosperity was assured following the
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3987:"Southampton medieval walls scheme work under way"
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2406:Richards, Julian D. (25 March 2004). "Chapter 4".
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813:, some distance upstream from Southampton, and at
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4905:The Illustrated history of Southampton's Suburbs
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909:The town experienced major expansion during the
717:in 1740, thanks to the discovery of a spring of
451:was later built alongside God's House hospital.
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3252:The Changing Face of Hedge End. Joyce B Blyth
2686:. London: Grant Richards Ltd. pp. 55, 69
1530:Several annual events occur within the city.
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2767:"God's House Tower: A History of the Museum"
1748:in the 1930s. Supermarine was taken over by
1502:University of Southampton's Nuffield Theatre
997:Simnel Street and West Quay Improvement plan
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87:settlement has been found at Priory Avenue,
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4014:"Preston named as most improved city in UK"
2829:"Museum of archaeology (God's House Tower)"
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1500:with City Eye and a secondary site for the
1387:. In 1967, Southampton took in part of the
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4169:"Southampton to have its first ever MoRun"
1305:in the east. There were military camps on
1271:imports arrived at the docks. Sections of
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5420:History of monarchy in the United Kingdom
5081:(3rd ed.), London: John Murray, 1876
5067:, Edinburgh: Adam and Charles Black, 1872
5007:Robertson, Kevin; Oppitz, Leslie (1988).
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384:continued as a religious house until its
380:, the last of the Norman Kings, in 1127.
227:on a line running from Bitterne Manor to
105:finds have been made near Cobden Bridge.
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361:at 1070 and the church was dedicated to
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293:to important European cities like Rome.
254:moved the centre of the town across the
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848:and Portsmouth on the east bank of the
689:community was persecuted following the
171:In about 1770, John Speed claimed that
152:as being 20 miles (32 km) west of
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4012:Richard Partington (1 November 2018).
3927:Oliver Wainwright (22 February 2018).
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1484:disaster, the city council opened the
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278:, written by an Anglo-Saxon nun named
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3958:Christopher Beanland (2 March 2018).
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1846:Vosper Thornycroft shipyard, Woolston
1601:The memorial to the engineers of the
1059:In 1920, Bitterne Parish Council and
833:to the new Northam to Botley road at
515:'s departure from Southampton to the
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175:was in the area that is now known as
4950:Mitchell, Vic; Smith, Keith (1986).
3788:Anne Richardson (19 December 2017).
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2111:route at Shawford Junction South of
1929:
1909:shipyard at Northam, originally the
1679:Places of worship (past and present)
74:
4990:Southampton. An Illustrated History
4232:Maria Zaccaro (30 September 2018).
4072:James Robinson (24 November 2017).
3017:
1865:shipyard was the major employer in
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1683:
1366:A road map of Southampton from 1948
24:
5430:History of the politics of England
5090:, Southampton: Gilbert & Co.,
5026:
3544:"Nazis Claim Port Heavily Damaged"
3026:. The History of Parliament Trust.
2576:"St Michael's Church, Southampton"
2396:
2343:. Wessex Archaeology. p. 10.
2261:Southampton Museum of Archeology.
2067:Southampton and Dorchester Railway
1934:
1228:The accuracy of the locally based
1198:An air raid drill in February 1940
942:Southampton and Dorchester Railway
622:King Edward VI School, Southampton
25:
5955:
5425:History of the economy of England
5144:Southampton Museum of Archaeology
5137:
4554:Prudames, David (27 April 2004).
3024:The History of Parliament oneline
2551:"Southampton Tourist Information"
2026:Southampton Corporation Transport
1879:John I. Thornycroft & Company
1863:John I. Thornycroft & Company
1494:the Wimbledon tennis championship
1480:In 2012, a century after the RMS
1049:In 1919, soldiers returning from
160:) and 10 miles (16 km) from
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4924:Southampton's Historic Buildings
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4376:Heather Saul (18 January 2017).
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3828:Emily Liddle (2 November 2018).
3222:"Millais Gallery — Introduction"
2143:
2120:London and South Western Railway
2109:London and South Western Railway
1983:Southampton Corporation Tramways
1949:The Floating Bridge in June 1977
1918:and luxury steam yachts. During
1566:, taking place in line with the
1289:Southampton was at the heart of
1247:In July 1943, military exercise
1243:D-Day and the Invasion of Europe
1151:
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1112:Southampton Corporation Tramways
886:Southampton High Street in 1839.
115:buildings has been found in the
5410:History of education in England
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4428:Cameron Ridgway (2 July 2018).
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2582:. Southern Life. Archived from
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1778:, the former chief designer of
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915:Royal Mail Steam Packet Company
857:Municipal Corporations Act 1835
650:The Pilgrim Memorial, Town Quay
331:The Parish Church of St Michael
5405:Government in medieval England
4926:. City of Southampton Society.
3818:. The Times. 12 February 1964.
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2130:Southampton Container Terminal
1727:
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1431:Southampton School of Medicine
922:London and Southampton Railway
870:was born in the city in 1829.
844:also connected Southampton to
829:and another road which linked
612:was granted letters patent by
439:By 1173, the St Mary Magdalen
315:defeated the Anglo-Saxon King
262:. The settlement was known as
211:But the fact that there was a
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1:
5043:Beauties of England and Wales
5009:Hampshire Railways Remembered
2184:
1926:number 10, launched in 1928.
1337:
1061:Itchen Urban District Council
872:Southampton Solent University
246:Anglo Saxon period (400–1066)
5395:English overseas possessions
5086:J. Silvester Davies (1883),
4577:"Solent Sky aviation museum"
1782:. Folland was taken over by
1581:
1183:
1003:Edwardian period (1901–1914)
123:Roman occupation (AD 43–410)
60:and was severely damaged in
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4888:Robertson & Oppitz 1988
4876:Robertson & Oppitz 1988
4859:Robertson & Oppitz 1988
4847:Robertson & Oppitz 1988
4823:. Oakwood Press. p. .
4763:Robertson & Oppitz 1988
4751:Robertson & Oppitz 1988
3816:City Status for Southampton
3764:. 8 October 1945. p. 5
3386:"Post-Medieval Southampton"
3298:Robertson & Oppitz 1988
2948:. Oxford University Press.
2172:
2099:St James' Park, Southampton
2079:Southampton to Fareham Line
2038:
1706:
1437:21st century (2001–present)
1102:The period between the two
1045:Interwar period (1918–1939)
786:Walter Taylor (Southampton)
740:
708:
392:Medieval period (1154–1485)
97:objects have been found on
10:
5960:
5222:Economy in the Middle Ages
5064:Black's Guide to Hampshire
2942:Gragg, Larry Dale (2003).
2042:
2023:
1980:
1938:
1854:
1834:operations and servicing.
1818:base in the docks serving
1786:in 1960, and later became
1640:
1555:since 2015. Southampton's
1187:
805:Regency period (1795–1837)
783:
769:Redbridge to Andover canal
728:
565:'s 1612 map of Southampton
525:Richard, Earl of Cambridge
519:, the ringleaders of the '
215:settlement at what is now
5910:
5727:
5474:
5448:
5387:
5196:
4798:Mitchell & Smith 1986
2580:The Churches of Hampshire
2506:Williams, Gareth (2008).
2484:. University of Cambridge
2339:Birbeck, Vaughan (2005).
2057:Andover to Redbridge Line
1660:memorial to the musicians
1649:memorial to the engineers
1427:University of Southampton
1405:non-metropolitan district
1401:Local Government Act 1972
981:Local Government Act 1894
977:Local Government Act 1888
966:The Gateway to the Empire
878:Victorian era (1837–1901)
756:
628:Stuart period (1603–1714)
131:Road map of Roman Britain
5544:East Riding of Yorkshire
5461:Kingdom of Great Britain
5088:A history of Southampton
5052:2027/yale.39002040781875
4931:Doughty, Martin (1994).
3238:– Retrieved 8 April 2004
2883:23 February 2012 at the
2708:The Story of Southampton
2478:"Designing in the Round"
2019:
1976:
1941:Woolston Floating Bridge
1830:was a base for military
1790:, the factory built the
1761:
1623:first permanent cenotaph
1617:The city is home to Sir
1538:which began in 2004 The
1416:Hampshire County Council
1379:Southampton was awarded
1179:World War II (1939–1945)
987:, in 1895 the parish of
704:Georgian era (1714–1795)
554:Tudor period (1485–1603)
399:, the first King of the
5129:Encyclopædia Britannica
5040:(1805), "Southampton",
3432:Trenchard Man of Vision
2680:Smith, Adolphe (1912).
2508:Early Anglo-Saxon coins
2179:Timeline of Southampton
2148:Southampton is home to
2013:Southampton Corporation
1997:Southampton Corporation
1967:Southampton Corporation
1889:. Subsequently renamed
1349:on 7 October 1945. The
1146:High Street, circa 1930
1032:World War I (1914–1918)
5939:History of Southampton
5266:Black Death in England
5154:Southampton Tram Group
5038:Edward Wedlake Brayley
4988:Rance, Adrian (1986).
4969:Petch, Martin (1994).
3430:(1962). "Chapter 12".
2803:"Medieval Southampton"
2789:Accessed 1 August 2007
2683:Monaco and Monte Carlo
2482:The Fitzwilliam Museum
2016:
1992:
1950:
1901:Day, Summers & Co.
1847:
1609:
1594:
1522:Good Growth for Cities
1514:PricewaterhouseCoopers
1375:
1367:
1199:
1120:Bitterne Park Triangle
887:
664:Colonel Richard Norton
651:
566:
471:
470:The medieval city wall
332:
208:
193:Antonine Itinerary VII
136:Antonine Itinerary VII
132:
5011:. Countryside Books.
2711:. The History Press.
2412:. The History Press.
2006:
1990:
1948:
1907:Day Summers & Co.
1845:
1744:that competed in the
1717:Heritage Lottery Fund
1600:
1589:
1373:
1365:
1332:Regulated Area (No 2)
1197:
979:. In 1894, under the
885:
795:Industrial Revolution
780:Industrial Revolution
713:Southampton became a
649:
561:
469:
330:
206:
130:
83:tools. Evidence of a
4971:Southampton Tramways
4922:Coles, R.J. (1981).
4819:Sands, T.B. (1971).
4487:"World War II Trail"
2809:on 27 September 2007
2744:on 29 September 2008
2705:Neal, Peter (2014).
2134:South West Main Line
2063:Southampton Terminus
1838:Shipbuilding history
1755:The First of the Few
1637:engineers memorial.
1540:Southampton Marathon
1498:John Hansard Gallery
1433:was opened in 1971.
1358:Post-war (1945–2000)
1267:. US servicemen and
1209:Supermarine Spitfire
926:Southampton Terminus
924:was fully opened to
868:John Everett Millais
815:Itchen Ferry village
654:In 1642, during the
533:Thomas Grey of Heton
445:God's House Hospital
401:House of Plantagenet
317:Ethelred the Unready
154:Noviomagus Reginorum
5317:Glorious Revolution
5285:English Renaissance
5237:English unification
5207:Prehistoric Britain
5123:"Southampton"
4973:. Middleton Press.
4954:. Middleton Press.
4935:. Hampshire Books.
4933:Hampshire and D-Day
4903:Brown, Jim (2004).
4677:, pp. 126–127.
4499:on 13 February 2012
4460:Southern Daily Echo
4407:Southern Daily Echo
4322:Southern Daily Echo
4239:Southern Daily Echo
4206:Southern Daily Echo
4174:Southern Daily Echo
4142:Southern Daily Echo
4110:Southern Daily Echo
4079:Southern Daily Echo
4047:Southern Daily Echo
3898:Southern Daily Echo
3866:Southern Daily Echo
3835:Southern Daily Echo
3576:, pp. 164–165.
3548:St Petersburg Times
3417:, pp. 138–143.
2138:Southampton Central
1857:Woolston, Hampshire
1810:and its successor,
1701:St Michael's Church
1695:St Michael's Church
1593:, West (Watts) Park
801:from 1759 to 1803.
585:The development of
517:Battle of Agincourt
359:St Michael's Church
323:Normans (1066–1154)
258:to what is now the
5920:England portal
5569:Greater Manchester
5456:Kingdom of England
5415:History of English
5232:Anglo-Saxon period
5190:History of England
4271:. 16 February 2018
3993:. 24 November 2017
3550:. 25 November 1940
2878:Tudor House Museum
2586:on 2 December 2009
2409:Viking Age England
2049:West Coastway Line
2045:Southampton Tunnel
2017:
1993:
1951:
1911:Northam Iron works
1887:Vosper Thornycroft
1885:in 1966 to become
1851:Vosper Thornycroft
1848:
1662:who played on the
1610:
1595:
1564:2017 Women's March
1553:Southampton Common
1376:
1368:
1265:Invasion of Europe
1200:
1167:and the bridge at
1038:Southampton Common
971:The town became a
948:, passing through
888:
673:In June 1664, the
668:Battle of Cheriton
652:
567:
513:Henry V of England
472:
405:Southampton Castle
365:, patron saint of
333:
297:Vikings (700–1066)
209:
133:
99:Southampton Common
48:Queen Elizabeth II
5926:
5925:
5297:English Civil War
5227:Sub-Roman Britain
4830:978-0-85361-023-6
4409:. 3 February 2018
3745:, pp. 63–64.
3169:, pp. 95–97.
3154:, pp. 89–90.
3096:, pp. 82–83.
3071:, pp. 78–79.
3008:, pp. 72–73.
2981:, pp. 71–72.
2920:, pp. 59–60.
2908:, pp. 61–62.
2419:978-0-7509-5252-1
2263:God's House Tower
2158:Manchester United
1930:Transport history
1788:British Aerospace
1734:Reginald Mitchell
1551:, has run in the
1412:Unitary Authority
1399:status under the
1190:Southampton Blitz
823:Botley, Hampshire
691:Act of Uniformity
656:English Civil War
494:God's House Tower
449:Franciscan friary
233:St Mary's Stadium
75:Prehistoric times
16:(Redirected from
5951:
5918:
5917:
5916:
5629:Northamptonshire
5356:Second World War
5261:Late Middle Ages
5244:High Middle Ages
5183:
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4608:
4602:
4593:
4592:
4590:
4588:
4583:on 24 March 2010
4579:. Archived from
4573:
4567:
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4564:
4562:
4551:
4545:
4539:
4533:
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4492:. Archived from
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4329:. 24 August 2018
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4181:. 26 August 2018
4165:
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4117:. 6 October 2018
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3224:. Archived from
3218:
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2799:
2790:
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2751:
2749:
2740:. Archived from
2734:
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2205:
2150:Southampton F.C.
2053:Wessex Main Line
1883:Vosper & Co.
1808:Imperial Airways
1780:Gloster Aircraft
1776:Henry P. Folland
1772:Folland Aviation
1746:Schneider Trophy
1723:Aviation history
1699:Construction of
1689:St Mary's Church
1684:St Mary's Church
1418:, following the
1273:Mulberry Harbour
1155:
1143:
1131:
831:Bursledon bridge
719:chalybeate water
700:in Southampton.
548:county corporate
521:Southampton Plot
409:King Johns House
313:Canute the Great
311:The Viking King
272:St Mary's Church
21:
5959:
5958:
5954:
5953:
5952:
5950:
5949:
5948:
5929:
5928:
5927:
5922:
5914:
5912:
5906:
5729:By city or town
5723:
5669:South Yorkshire
5644:Nottinghamshire
5639:North Yorkshire
5559:Gloucestershire
5499:Buckinghamshire
5494:City of Bristol
5470:
5444:
5400:English society
5383:
5382:
5361:Postwar Britain
5351:Interwar period
5346:First World War
5280:Elizabethan era
5249:Norman Conquest
5217:Medieval period
5192:
5187:
5140:
5120:
5101:
5071:
5057:
5029:
5027:Further reading
5019:
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4213:. 13 April 2018
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4149:. 26 April 2018
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3965:The Independent
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3300:, pp. 7–8.
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3228:on 2 April 2007
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2885:Wayback Machine
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2553:. About Britain
2549:
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2163:Markus Liebherr
2146:
2075:Netley Hospital
2059:
2041:
2028:
2022:
1985:
1979:
1943:
1937:
1935:Floating Bridge
1932:
1924:floating bridge
1903:
1859:
1853:
1840:
1784:Hawker Siddeley
1764:
1730:
1725:
1712:Holyrood Church
1709:
1697:
1686:
1681:
1672:
1645:
1615:
1584:
1506:Gerhard Richter
1474:Queen Elizabeth
1439:
1360:
1340:
1315:Bracklesham Bay
1277:Operation Pluto
1245:
1230:Ordnance Survey
1192:
1186:
1181:
1173:Floating Bridge
1159:
1156:
1147:
1144:
1135:
1134:Above Bar, 1926
1132:
1047:
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1014:
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880:
842:Floating Bridge
807:
788:
782:
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743:
731:
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706:
634:Pilgrim Fathers
630:
579:Channel Islands
556:
480:Grimaldi family
394:
382:St Denys Priory
352:Norman Conquest
337:Norman Conquest
325:
299:
248:
195:. The case for
125:
77:
36:English Channel
23:
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5716:
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5709:West Yorkshire
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5686:
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5631:
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5614:City of London
5611:
5606:
5604:Leicestershire
5601:
5596:
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5576:
5571:
5566:
5564:Greater London
5561:
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5506:
5504:Cambridgeshire
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3763:
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3725:
3723:
3721:
3714:, p. 64.
3713:
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3696:
3691:
3689:
3687:
3685:
3683:
3681:
3679:
3672:, p. 29.
3671:
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3659:
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3652:
3645:, p. 48.
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3428:Boyle, Andrew
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3055:
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3021:
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2951:
2947:
2946:
2938:
2932:, p. 63.
2931:
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2914:
2907:
2902:
2900:
2898:
2896:
2894:
2886:
2882:
2879:
2874:
2868:, p. 58.
2867:
2862:
2856:, p. 45.
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2645:, p. 39.
2644:
2639:
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2630:, p. 32.
2629:
2624:
2618:, p. 34.
2617:
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2610:
2608:
2606:
2604:
2602:
2585:
2581:
2577:
2571:
2569:
2552:
2546:
2540:, p. 31.
2539:
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2530:
2528:
2519:
2517:9780747806806
2513:
2509:
2502:
2500:
2483:
2479:
2473:
2467:, p. 30.
2466:
2461:
2459:
2457:
2450:, p. 27.
2449:
2444:
2438:, p. 23.
2437:
2432:
2430:
2421:
2415:
2411:
2410:
2402:
2400:
2393:, p. 25.
2392:
2387:
2385:
2383:
2381:
2379:
2377:
2375:
2373:
2366:, p. 22.
2365:
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2352:
2350:1-874350-40-X
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2326:
2317:
2311:, p. 13.
2310:
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