posted 1904 BETLEY STAFFORDSHIRE near CREWE Swan Hotel Teas Provided NEWCASTLE
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Betley - meaning the 'clearing in the woods' of Bette (a Saxon woman's name) - is an ancient settlement. It is mentioned in the Domesday Book. It is one of several villages - including Buddileigh, Audley , and Madeley - which seem to be named after women. It had a major market, the charter for which was granted in the thirteenth century. At Betley Hall, a now-demolished country house, Charles Darwin conducted some of his zoological observations and Florence Nightingale visited. At another country house in the village, Betley Court (which is still standing), lived the Romantic poetess Eliza Tollet. The church, dedicated to St Margaret of Antioch, is a beautiful medieval building (reasonably well-restored by George Gilbert Scott ), with stunning oak beams and a pretty cricket ground to the rear.Shipping is $2.50 worldwide Multiple purchase- .25 extra for each extra card- please wait for invoice. Return for full refund of sale price if you feel that card was misrepresented
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