Far From the Madding Crowd Map

created by Peter Biggins

Locations in the 1874 novel Far From the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy (1840-1928). See other Maps of the Classics.

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Far From the Madding Crowd Map

Locations in the 1874 novel Far From the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy (1840-1928). See other Maps of the Classics.

: Weatherbury

Site of Warren's Malthouse. Near Bathsheba's Upper Farm and Boldwood's Lower Farm. Fictional name given to the real town of Puddletown, which was Piddletown until changed by order of Queen Victoria.
Weatherbury

: Casterbridge

Fictional name given to the real town of Dorchester. Where the Corn Market was.
Casterbridge

: Norcombe Hill

Where Gabriel Oak had his sheep farm.
Norcombe Hill

: Norcombe

Where Bathsheba lived originally, with her aunt.
Norcombe

: Melchester

Fictional name for the real town of Salisbury. Where Fanny Robbin went to see Sgt. Troy.
Melchester

: Yalbury

Fictinal name of Yellowham Wood, where Liddy went to visit her sister.
Yalbury

: Bath

Bath

: Budmouth

Where Sergeant Troy went to the races. Fictional name of the real town of Weymouth.
Budmouth

: Greenhill Fair

Site of the annual sheep fair. Fictional name for Westbury Hill.
Greenhill Fair

: St. Juliot Church

Where Hardy in 1870 met his wife to be, Emma Gifford, who was staying with her sister, the wife of the rector of the church where Hardy served as architect for repair of the 15th century church and 14th century tower.
St. Juliot Church

: Adelphi Terrace

Where Hardy worked for architect Arthur Blookfield, 1863-1867.
Adelphi Terrace

: St. Peter's Church

Where Thomas Hardy and Emma Gifford were married in 1874.
St. Peter's Church

: Higher Bockhampton

Where Thomas Hardy was born in 1840 in a cottage. Where he wrote Far From the Madding Crowd
Higher Bockhampton

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Far From the Madding Crowd Map created by Peter Biggins Locations in the 1874 novel Far From the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy (1840-1928). See other Maps of the Classics.

Do you know someone planning a wedding or are you getting married? You can easily create a map of your wedding with Wedding Mapper

Far From the Madding Crowd Map

Locations in the 1874 novel Far From the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy (1840-1928). See other Maps of the Classics.

: Weatherbury

Site of Warren's Malthouse. Near Bathsheba's Upper Farm and Boldwood's Lower Farm. Fictional name given to the real town of Puddletown, which was Piddletown until changed by order of Queen Victoria. Weatherbury

: Casterbridge

Fictional name given to the real town of Dorchester. Where the Corn Market was. Casterbridge

: Norcombe Hill

Where Gabriel Oak had his sheep farm. Norcombe Hill

: Norcombe

Where Bathsheba lived originally, with her aunt. Norcombe

: Melchester

Fictional name for the real town of Salisbury. Where Fanny Robbin went to see Sgt. Troy. Melchester

: Yalbury

Fictinal name of Yellowham Wood, where Liddy went to visit her sister. Yalbury

: Bath

Bath

: Budmouth

Where Sergeant Troy went to the races. Fictional name of the real town of Weymouth. Budmouth

: Greenhill Fair

Site of the annual sheep fair. Fictional name for Westbury Hill. Greenhill Fair

: St. Juliot Church

Where Hardy in 1870 met his wife to be, Emma Gifford, who was staying with her sister, the wife of the rector of the church where Hardy served as architect for repair of the 15th century church and 14th century tower. St. Juliot Church

: Adelphi Terrace

Where Hardy worked for architect Arthur Blookfield, 1863-1867. Adelphi Terrace

: St. Peter's Church

Where Thomas Hardy and Emma Gifford were married in 1874. St. Peter's Church

: Higher Bockhampton

Where Thomas Hardy was born in 1840 in a cottage. Where he wrote Far From the Madding Crowd Higher Bockhampton

Far From the Madding Crowd Map

created by Peter Biggins

Locations in the 1874 novel Far From the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy (1840-1928). See other Maps of the Classics.

Site of Warren's Malthouse. Near Bathsheba's Upper Farm and Boldwood's Lower Farm. Fictional name given to the real town of Puddletown, which was Piddletown until changed by order of Queen Victoria.
Weatherbury

Fictional name given to the real town of Dorchester. Where the Corn Market was.
Casterbridge

Where Gabriel Oak had his sheep farm.
Norcombe Hill

Where Bathsheba lived originally, with her aunt.
Norcombe

Fictional name for the real town of Salisbury. Where Fanny Robbin went to see Sgt. Troy.
Melchester

Fictinal name of Yellowham Wood, where Liddy went to visit her sister.
Yalbury

Where Sergeant Troy went to the races. Fictional name of the real town of Weymouth.
Budmouth

Site of the annual sheep fair. Fictional name for Westbury Hill.
Greenhill Fair

Where Hardy in 1870 met his wife to be, Emma Gifford, who was staying with her sister, the wife of the rector of the church where Hardy served as architect for repair of the 15th century church and 14th century tower.
St. Juliot Church

Where Hardy worked for architect Arthur Blookfield, 1863-1867.
Adelphi Terrace

Where Thomas Hardy and Emma Gifford were married in 1874.
St. Peter's Church

Where Thomas Hardy was born in 1840 in a cottage. Where he wrote Far From the Madding Crowd
Higher Bockhampton