 Cardington village, Bedfordshire, where John Howard lived |
 John Howard's house, Cardington |
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Cottages in Cardington built by John Howard |
 John Howard's house in Mill Street, Bedford |
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 John Howard's statue, the old market square, Bedford | Portrait by Thomas Hathaway (Engraver) |
 John Howard's statue |
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John Howard a short biography in Bedfordshire Genealogy- an England Genweb Project site |
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John Howarda short biography by Gordon Hay |
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"The Life and Character of John Howard," Senior Speech of Richard T. Weaver , April 1846 |
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John Howard - an article on schoolnet |
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Reports by John Howard following visits to Dartford Bridewell from the Dartford Town Archive |
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Wakefield Prison history |
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Biographical information from the BBC history website |
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Samuel Stennett - life, hymns and sermons about John Howard |
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Relationship of John Wesley and John Howard - article by John Singleton at www.umc.org |
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The Howard League for penal reform |
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Meyer Boswell Books, Inc. Browsable Bookshop, Specializing in Antiquarian Law Books. Search on "John Howard" dates=1700-1799 |
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John Howard visiting and relieving the miseries of prison by Francis Wheatley, 1747 1801, Painting 1787- the Australian National University |
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Description of John Howard's monument in Russia by Boris Nakhapetov, Krasnogorsk |
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Map from Multimap showing the location of Cardington and Bedford |
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To find out more about Bedfordshire, go to www.beds.co.uk |
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Howard House, Cardington - Bedfordshire county records |
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Good picnic spots for families include Elstow Playing Fields, half a mile south of High Street, Elstow. In Bedford, the Embankment Gardens, Russell Park, Bedford Park and Priory Park provide good picnic spots. See www.letsgo.org.uk/walk.htm for maps of good walks in the area. There is a McDonalds in Bedford High Street, 40metres north of the town bridge. There is a fish and chip shop near Russell Park and in Winchester Road (Harrowden Fisheries, 2 Harrowden Lane, Bedford, Bedfordshire, MK42 0RR - see Multimap) near the Bunyan (sports) Centre, Elstow. |
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