Victoria County History: Shropshire

Volume 1
Volume 2
Volume 3
Volume 4
Volume 8
Volume 10
Volume 11

Volume 1 (1908) [indexed in volume 2]
William Page
The Victoria History of Shropshire

Natural History

Early Man

Romano-British Shropshire

Introduction to the Shropshire Domesday

Translation of the Shropshire Domesday

Ancient Earthworks

Industries

Forestry

Volume 2 (1973) [indexed]
A. T. Gaydon
A History of Shropshire

Part of text at British History Online

Ecclesiastical Organization

Religious Houses

• Introduction
• Houses of Benedictine Monks
• 1. The Priory of Bromfield
• 2. The Priory of Morville
• 3. The Abbey of Shrewsbury
• Houses of Cluniac Monks
• 4. The Priory of Preen
• 5. The Abbey, later Priory, of Wenlock
• House of Grandmontine Monks
• 6. The Priory of Alberbury
• House of Cistercian Monks
• 7. The Abbey of Buildwas
• Houses of Augustinian Canons
• 8. The Priory of Chirbury
• 9. The Abbey of Haughmond
• 10. The Abbey of Lilleshall
• 11. The Priory of Ratlinghope
• 12. The Priory of Wombridge
• House of Augustinian Canonesses
• 13. The Priory of St Leonard, Brewood
• House of Knights Templars
• 14. The Preceptory of Lydley
• House of Knights Hospitallers
• 15. The Preceptory of Halston
• Friaries
• 16. The Franciscan Friars of Bridgnorth
• 17. The Franciscan Friars of Shrewsbury
• 18. The Dominican Friars of Shrewsbury
• 19. The Carmelite Friars of Ludlow
• 20. The Austin Friars of Ludlow
• 21. The Austin Friars of Shrewsbury
• 22. The Austin Friars of Woodhouse
• Hospitals
• 23. Bridgnorth, Holy Trinity and St John
• 24. Bridgnorth St James
• 25. Ludford St Giles
• 26. Ludlow St John
• 27. Oswestry St John
• 28. Shrewsbury St George
• 29. Shrewsbury St Giles
• 30. Shrewsbury St John
• Almshouses
• 31. Ludlow, Hosier's Almshouses
• 32. Newport, the Town Almshouses
• 33. Shrewsbury, the Mercers' (or St Chad's) Almshouses
• 34. Shrewsbury, the Drapers' (or St Mary's) Almshouses
• Colleges
• 35. Shrewsbury, St Chad
• 36. Shrewsbury, St Mary
• 37. Bridgnorth, St Mary Magdalen
• 38. Battlefield, St Mary Magdalen
• 39. Tong, St Bartholomew
• 40. Newport, St Mary
• Religious Guild
• 41. Ludlow, Palmers' Guild

Public Schools and Endowed Grammar Schools

• 1. Bitterley Grammar School
• 2. Bridgnorth Grammar School
• 3. Donnington, formerly Wroxeter, Grammar School
• 4. Market Drayton Grammar School
• 5. High Ercall Grammar School
• 6. Ludlow Grammar School
• 7. Adams' Grammar School, Newport
• 8. Oswestry School
• 9. Shifnal Grammar School
• 10. Shrewsbury School
• 11. Adams' Grammar School, Wem
• 12. Sir John Talbot's Grammar School, Whitchurch
• 13. Worfield Grammar School
• 14. Ellesmere College
• 15. Wrekin College
• 16. The Careswell Foundation

Sport

Population Table

[Index to Domesday]

Volume 3 (1979) [indexed]
G. C. Baugh
A History of Shropshire

County Government in the Early Middle Ages

The Franchises

County Government 1327-1603

County Government 1603-1714

County Government 1714-1834

County Government 1834-89

The New Local Authorities

The County Council 1889-1974

Law and Order after 1889

Parliamentary Representation

Officers, Seals and Arms

Volume 4 (1989) [indexed]
G. C. Baugh
A History of Shropshire

Text at British History Online

Agriculture

Volume 8 (1968) [indexed]
A. T. Gaydon
A History of Shropshire

Condover Hundred

• Acton Burnell
• Berrington
• Condover
• Cound
• Cressage
• Frodesley
• Harley
• Kenley
• Leebotwood
• Longnor
• Pitchford
• Church Preen
• Church Pulverbatch
• Ruckley and Langley
• Smethcott
• Stapleton
• Woolstaston

Ford Hundred

• Alberbury-with-Cardeston
• Ford
• Habberley
• Pontesbury
• Westbury

Volume 10 (1998) [indexed]
G. C. Baugh
A History of Shropshire

Text at British History Online

Munslow Hundred (part)

• Upper Division
• Acton Scott
• Cardington
• Hope Bowdler
• Rushbury
• Church Stretton
• Lower Division
• Abdon
• Easthope
• Holdgate
• Bouldon
• Munslow
• Lesser Poston
• Stanton Long
• Tugford

The Liberty and Borough of Wenlock

• Badger
• Barrow
• Caughley
• Beckbury
• Benthall
• Broseley
• Deuxhill
• Ditton Priors
• Eaton-under-Heywood
• Longville, Lushcott, and part of East Wall
• Hughley
• Linley
• Monkhopton
• Posenhall
• Shipton
• Stoke St Milborough
• The Heath
• Much Wenlock
• Willey

Volume 11 (1985) [indexed]
G. C. Baugh
A History of Shropshire

Text at British History Online

Telford

The Liberty and Borough of Wenlock (part)

• Madeley including Coalbrookdale, Coalport, and Ironbridge
• Little Wenlock

Bradford Hundred [Southern Division]

• Dawley
• Eyton upon the Weald Moors
• Lilleshall
• Preston upon the Weald Moors
• Stirchley
• Wellington
• Hadley and Horton
• Ketley
• Lawley
• Wombridge, later Oakengates
• Wrockwardine
• Wrockwardine Wood