Volume 1 — South-west (1931)
Covers the south-western division of Herefordshire, including the cathedral city of Hereford, the Wye valley, and the Black Mountains border. 72 parishes, 851 monuments.
Browse on British History OnlineHerefordshire was surveyed by the RCHME in the 1930s. Two volumes were published (1931 and 1932), covering every parish in the county. This page links to the digitised text and plates on British History Online, and notes where the David Lovelace Archive holds additional material.
Covers the south-western division of Herefordshire, including the cathedral city of Hereford, the Wye valley, and the Black Mountains border. 72 parishes, 851 monuments.
Browse on British History OnlineCovers the eastern division, including Ledbury, Ross-on-Wye, Bromyard, and the Malvern Hills border. The second of two published volumes.
Browse on British History OnlineThe published volumes represent a selection of the surveyed monuments. The David Lovelace Archive holds additional RCHME material that did not appear in print, including:
History/NMRC_RC — working survey notes and draftsHistory/NMRC_printed — printed matter and offprintsHistory/NMRC_redboxes — red-box photograph collectionsA future task is to cross-reference these folders with the published parish entries and identify which photos and notes belong to which monuments.