'Footpaths and rights of way in the Isle of Man, with a detailed examination of the Nunnery footpath between Douglas and Kirk Braddan - could a wealthy landowner ignore public and legal opinion, and close or change the course of a public right of way?'
Date(s): May 2007
Creator(s): Radcliffe, David
Scope & Content: Dissertation submitted for a Masters degree in Manx Studies University of Liverpool. The dissertation covers: public righta of way on the Isle of Man; the legal system on the Isle of Man; highway acts and the development of a road system; the development of rambling; mass trespasses and disputes between pedestrians and landed gentry; footpath protests on the Isle of Man in the 1970s. Maps and Manx legislation; public rights of way acts; shows some selected public footpaths in the Douglas area (428, 461, 462, 223,. Nunnery footpath dispute; footpath through Pulrose; Saddlestone; Kirby and Kirk Braddan Church.
Language: English
Extent: 1 volume
Physical description: photocopy
Item name: dissertation
Collection: Manuscript Archive
Level: ITEM
ID number: MS 11637
Record class: Private
Access conditions: No regulations or restrictions are implemented on this material. Advance notification of a research visit is advisable by emailing library@mnh.gov.im
Comments
Archive catalogue
Linked Records
Museum:
- Papers of the Taubman, Goldie and Goldie-Taubman family of the Bowling Green, Castletown and the Nunnery, Braddan (deeds, correspondence, diaries, financial accounts etc)
- 'The Nunnery Estate and the Chapel of St Bridget - The Initial Documentary Research Project: a report for the Friends of the Chapel of St Bridget at the Nunnery by David Radcliffe and Peter Davey' (report)
Archives:
- Papers of the Taubman, Goldie and Goldie-Taubman family of the Bowling Green, Castletown and the Nunnery, Braddan
- 'The Nunnery Estate and the Chapel of St Bridget - The Initial Documentary Research Project: a report for the Friends of the Chapel of St Bridget at the Nunnery by David Radcliffe and Peter Davey'
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