SearchMy library
← Table of contents
Legend Land, Vol. 3

LEGEND LAND

Reading edition

[An illustration showing fairies tending a garden.]
[An illustration showing fairies tending a garden.]

Being a further collection of some of the Old Tales told in those Western Parts of Britain served by the Great Western Railway

Volume Three Price Sixpence

Map of central England and Wales, the area covered by the Great Western Railway. Title reads: G. W. R. The line to legend land. Various places mentioned in the book are identified: Glasfryn Lake (page 20), Craig-Y ddinas (page 12), Narberth Castle (page 4), Melangell (page 8), Harlech Castle (page 16), St. Govan's Chapel (page 24).
Map of central England and Wales, the area covered by the Great Western Railway. Title reads: G. W. R. The line to legend land. Various places mentioned in the book are identified: Glasfryn Lake (page 20), Craig-Y ddinas (page 12), Narberth Castle (page 4), Melangell (page 8), Harlech Castle (page 16), St. Govan's Chapel (page 24).

[Click on the map to see a higher resolution version.]

LEGEND LAND

Being a further collection of some of the OLD TALES told in those Western Parts of Britain served by the GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY, now retold by LYONESSE

[An illustration showing the shield of the Great Western Railway.]
[An illustration showing the shield of the Great Western Railway.]

VOLUME THREE

Published in 1923 by

THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY [FELIX J. C. POLE, GENERAL MANAGER] PADDINGTON STATION, LONDON

Explore with AITake your curiosity a little further.
ChatGPTPerplexityGrok

Reading settings