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| "Hunnum the station at Halton, | ||||||
| is about 3 furlongs to the N of the Church, | ||||||
| it is upon elevated ground, being about | ||||||
| 600 feet above the level of the sea, though | ||||||
| not much above the ground in its immediate | ||||||
| neighbourhood; | ||||||
| the gateways are not visible, | ||||||
| with the exception of that on the South" | ||||||
| Page 22, MacLauchlan’s | ||||||
| History of the Roman Wall | ||||||
| "Hunnum.This ancient abode of Rome’s | ||||||
| warriors, with its walls, sheds, temples, | ||||||
| markets & aqueducts, is nearly one | ||||||
| unbroken sweep of luxuriant vegetation" | ||||||
| Bruce’s History of the Roman Wall | ||||||
| Page 126 | ||||||
| Thomas Jordan Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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