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Proceedings Volume 58 (1912)

Allen, F J, Wellington Parish Church, Somerset, IMAGE, Volume 58, (1912), Insert

Sixty-fourth Annual Meeting, Part I, Volume 58, (1912), pp 1-41

Second Day’s Proceedings, Part I, Volume 58, (1912), pp 41-66
Third Day’s Proceedings, Part I, Volume 58, (1912), pp 66-89

Glastonbury Abbey Excavations, Part I, Volume 58, (1912), pp 90-93

The Entomological Section, Part I, Volume 58, (1912), pp 94-95
The Ornithological Section, Part I, Volume 58, (1912), pp 95-97
The Botanical Section, Part I, Volume 58, (1912), pp 97-99

St. George Gray, H, Report of the Curator of Taunton Castle Museum for the year ended December 31st, 1912, Part I, Volume 58, (1912), pp 100-103

Additions to the Museum From January 1st to December 31st, 1912, Part I, Volume 58, (1912), pp 104-123

Additions to the Library. From January 1st, 1912, to December 31st, 1912, Part I, Volume 58, (1912), pp 124-134

Allen, F J, Further Notes on the Somerset Church Towers, Part II, Volume 58, (1912), pp 1-17

Hall, H, A Third John de Courcy, Part II, Volume 58, (1912), pp 18-28

Bligh Bond, F, Glastonbury Abbey. Fifth report on the discoveries made during the excavations, Part II, Volume 58, (1912), pp 29-44

Hensleigh Walter, R, Hamdon or Ham Hill. S. Somerset. Notes on its Early Occupation – and Afterwards, Part II, Volume 58, (1912), pp 45-52

Morland, J, Pomparies, Glastonbury, Part II, Volume 58, (1912), pp 53-59

Prideaux, W de C, An Early Portion of the Churchwardens’ Accounts of All Saints, Nynehead (1668-1684), Part II, Volume 58, (1912), pp 60-104

Hudd, A E, (Ed.), Somerset Lepidoptera. An Appendix to the County List printed in the “Victoria County History of Somerset,” Vol. I, Part II, Volume 58, (1912), pp 105-113

Watson, W, The Mosses of Somerset, Part II, Volume 58, (1912), pp 114-164

Notices of Books, Part II, Volume 58, (1912), pp 165-169

Somersetshire Archaeological and Natural History Society. Officers and Members, 1912-13, Part II, Volume 58, (1912), pp 170-172