Dover's Hill
Early-attested site in the Parish of Weston Subedge
Etymology
Dover's Hill, 1830 M, named from Robert Dover , who (according to Rudder 24) lived in the time of James 1 and 'instituted certain diversions on the Coteswold, called after his name, which were annually exhibited about Willersey and Campden…every Thursday in Whitsun-week at a place called Dover's Hill'; an account of the games (which ceased in 1852) is given in Annalia Dubrensia (1638), cf. also BG xiii, 103 ff and The Times 25 May 1961.