07 Mar
“Pictured in 1948, this scene depicts Oaks Road, which leads north from Stanwell village green. It’s original name was Perry Oaks. Legend has it the last wolf in England was killed at Perry Oaks…” Click to view a larger version of this clipping.
Posted by Kathy | Mar 07, 2009 | Categories: Home Features, Intergenerational Project, Stanwell Tales, Town Farm Projects, Women’s Institute | Tags: stanwell, wolf | Follow responses in the RSS 2.0 feed |
Great story, where did you find it? Was it published recently or is it an older clipping that someone’s given you?
The Wolf Trust has some interesting info on the last wolves in England, and the legends and traditions surrounding them – http://www.wolftrust.org.uk/a-lastwolves.html
Great story, where did you find it? Was it published recently or is it an older clipping that someone’s given you?
The Wolf Trust has some interesting info on the last wolves in England, and the legends and traditions surrounding them – http://www.wolftrust.org.uk/a-lastwolves.html