Cumnor Hurst before 1912

"Cumnor Hurst" is a black and white photograph taken by Henry W. Taunt before 1912. It depicts a small grove of trees on a hilltop in England, likely taken from a page in a book or guidebook about the region. The photograph highlights the natural beauty of the area, with the trees standing out against the open sky. The image shows a scenic landscape with a cluster of trees in the foreground, highlighting the distinctive features of this location called "Cumnor Hurst," a name possibly derived from the name of the "Hurst," which refers to a wooded hill. This image serves as a documentation of the area's landscape and is a perfect visual for anyone interested in exploring the history and natural beauty of the English countryside.