| WESTGATE, SOUTHAMPTON | Frontispiece |
| “THE PROMENADE ... A PROMONTORY PUSHED WELL OUT INTO THE SOUND” | Facing p. 4 |
| LOOKING DOWN FROM THE HOE | “ 8 |
| A GROUP OF PUBLIC EDIFICES, MODERN PLYMOUTH | “ 10 |
| OLD HOUSES ALOOF FROM THE WATER | “ 16 |
| A BIT OF COUNTRY BETWEEN PLYMOUTH AND EXETER | “ 22 |
| “IN EXETER OUR FIRST CATHEDRAL WAS WAITING US” | “ 24 |
| THE CASTLE OF ROUGEMONT | “ 26 |
| “THE CATHEDRAL ... A SOFT GRAY BLUR OF AGE-WORN CARVING” | “ 28 |
| GREAT PULTENEY STREET | “ 42 |
| THE RED-TILED HOUSE-ROOFS AND CHURCH SPIRES OF BATH | “ 48 |
| CIRCUS FROM BENNET STREET | “ 50 |
| THE GUINEA-PIG MAN | “ 80 |
| SAXON CHAPEL AT BRADFORD | “ 84 |
| KINGSTON HOUSE, BRADFORD | “ 88 |
| SUTTON COURT, ONE OF ENGLAND’S HISTORIC HOUSES | “ 94 |
| WELLS CATHEDRAL, FROM SOUTHEAST | “ 106 |
| MARKET-PLACE, WELLS | “ 110 |
| BRISTOL HARBOR AND DRAWBRIDGE | “ 112 |
| CLIFTON, FROM ASHTON MEADOWS | “ 116 |
| GORGE OF THE AVON, WITH ST. VINCENT’S ROCKS | “ 120 |
| THE SOUTH SHORE, SOUTHAMPTON | “ 126 |
| “THE PIER WAS A PRIVATE ENTERPRISE “ | “ 128 |
| THE OLD TOWER WALL | “ 136 |
| “THE TRAM’S COURSE WAS LARGELY THROUGH UMBRAGEOUS AVENUES” | “ 140 |
| THE BEACH, FOLKESTONE | “ 144 |
| THE PIER WITH ITS PAVILION | “ 146 |
| THE SHELTER UNDER THE LEAS | “ 148 |
| THE FISH-MARKET AT FOLKESTONE | “ 150 |
| THE ANCIENT CHURCH AT HYTHE | “ 156 |
| ST. MARTIN’S CHURCH, CANTERBURY | “ 184 |
| THE NORMAN STAIRCASE IN THE CLOSE—CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL | “ 186 |
| MAGDALEN TOWER | “ 194 |
| “A BUMP” | “ 200 |
| OXFORD—LOOKING UP THE ISIS | “ 216 |
| WATER-TOWER AND ROMAN REMAINS | “ 220 |
| KING CHARLES’S TOWER | “ 224 |
| CHESTER CASTLE | “ 230 |
| MALVERN—THE TOWN | “ 240 |
| THE PRIORY CHURCH—NORTH VIEW | “ 242 |
| BRITISH CAMP, SHOWING ROMAN INTRENCHMENTS | “ 250 |
| PRIORY CHURCH—SWAN POOL IN FOREGROUND | “ 254 |
| WORCESTER CATHEDRAL, FROM SOUTHWEST | “ 258 |
| WORCESTER FROM THE RIVER | “ 260 |
| THE ENGLISH BRIDGE | “ 272 |
| THE WASHINGTON HOUSE AT LITTLE BRINGTON | “ 278 |
| THE BUSINESS CENTRE OF NORTHAMPTON | “ 280 |
| THE CHURCH AT GREAT BRINGTON | “ 286 |
