Here we will be building up a collection of articles, written by FoWT, which deal with less often-discussed areas relating to Williamson and the tunnels. A couple to begin with for now, but we will soon add others covering subjects such as Williamson's house, his connections with the Church and the tunnels which were lost shortly after he died.

Title	Abstract
Williamson, sandstone & style	A look at Williamson's building style and resources
Williamson & his neighbours	Brief pictorial resume of who lived on Mason Street in Williamson's day.
Williamson and the Grand Tour?	Was he inspired by features on the continent?
Martineau's Tunnels	One of Williamson's associates was inspired to create tunnels of his own ...
Inside the Labyrinth	Extracts from early descriptions of the tunnels by historians Charles Hand (in 1916) and James Stonehouse (just five years after the tunneling stopped in 1840).

Stonehouse & Hand >>