A Short History of Sherborne From 705 A.D

"A Short History of Sherborne From 705 A.D." offers a detailed look into the rich past of Sherborne, a market town in Dorset, England. Beginning with its early origins in 705 A.D., the book traces the historical evolution of the town, highlighting key events, figures, and developments that shaped its identity. Readers will explore Sherborne's medieval significance, its ecclesiastical history, and its transformation through the centuries.

W.B. Wildman's concise history provides valuable insights into the social, cultural, and architectural heritage of Sherborne, making it an essential read for local historians, students of English history, and anyone interested in the story of this historic town.

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