How to cite an old inn webpage without confusing its dates
A practical research method for separating an inn webpage, its archive capture and its photographs, with a citation record another reader can check.
The journal
Stories from the Manor House Inn and the village of Ditcheat, drawn from dated photographs, heritage records and first-hand accounts.
A practical research method for separating an inn webpage, its archive capture and its photographs, with a citation record another reader can check.
Work backwards from your return train, confirm the village connection and keep a usable arrival plan for a visit to Ditcheat.
The recorded freehold price is £482,837. Read that figure alongside the named property, transfer date and agent’s announcement without confusing the inn with another Ditcheat house.
Separate a photograph’s date from its upload history, follow the credited creator and keep a clear source trail when exploring Ditcheat through pictures.
Two doorways and two sorts of window offer a way into the story of Ditcheat’s village pub. Here is what to look for on Wraxall Road.
The journal follows details that a guidebook entry can easily overlook. Start with the windows at the inn, then compare what you have read with the dated photographs in the gallery.