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1675:(1856–1923) as a memorial to her son Edmund, who died at war in Belgium in 1914. Although intended as a village hall, Historic England state it is "built to a high standard". In handmade brick, the tall five-bay central block contains the hall and has substantial wings on both sides. The low roadside wall in flint and stone has an overall length of 43m and a central iron gate set back from the road; the tall brick gate piers have stone vases.
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1651:. Features in the grounds include an ornamental bridge rebuilt in 1755. The house is now operated as a nursing home. Diana's House and Kent House are flint and stone gatehouses to the property from the early 17th century; both are Grade II* listed and are irregular in plan with a high stair-tower, leading
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took things further, stating that
Guinevere had actually been buried at Amesbury before being disinterred and translated to Glastonbury Abbey to lie beside her husband, King Arthur. The tradition of Guinevere's Amesbury burial came to a head in the early 1600s, when an ancient noblewoman's grave was
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burial site yet found in
Britain was made at Amesbury. The remains of two men of apparently aristocratic rank were accompanied by over 100 objects including arrowheads, copper knives and the earliest worked gold in the country. The occupant of the more richly furnished grave has become known as the
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remains are poorly documented at
Amesbury, but excavations have revealed Roman structures in the Stonehenge landscape, and Wessex Archaeology have discovered a large Roman graveyard in the area of the Amesbury Archer burial. It is likely that there was a large Romano-British settlement overlooking
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in 1939, Amesbury began to expand. As it lies within the A303 commuter belt, Amesbury has seen substantial developments on the land between the old town centre and
Boscombe Down. Several new housing estates have been completed, and the most recent one – Archers Gate – has taken its name from the
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as "the best older house ... with a pretty early-19th-century cast-iron porch". This is the former home of
Francis Stephen Long, Esquire, whose wife, Ann, remained at the Red House until her death in 1856. Nearby on Salisbury Road, Antrobus House was built in 1924–5 under a bequest of
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If this is the case he is likely to have used the hill fort as a stronghold. It is possible that an order of monks established a monastery in the area that was destroyed by the Saxons before they settled the area in the 7th century.
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of 1831, the freedom of the grammar school was extended to children of "mechanics, artisans, and small tradesmen". The grammar school was closed in 1899, and the children were transferred to a
National School.
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Amesbury
Methodist Church was built in 1900, replacing an 1816 chapel. Christ the King Catholic church opened in 1985, replacing a 1933 building on a different site. Amesbury Baptist Church was built in 1997.
1374:. In 1915 Lord Antrobus sold the grounds – including Stonehenge – to private bidders, although the mansion remained in Antrobus family hands until 1979. The house is now operated as a nursing home.
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Bateman, Mary (2022). "A Grave
Discovery? Guinevere's Death and Burial at Amesbury in Medieval and Early Modern Tradition". In Coldham-Fussell, Victoria; Edlich-Muth, Miriam; Ward, Renée (eds.).
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for teaching grammar, writing, and ciphering to twenty children born in the parish, and an "English school" to prepare twenty children of poor parents for the grammar school. By a decree in
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which is within the parish. The town is claimed to be the oldest occupied settlement in Great
Britain, having been first settled around 8820 BC. The parish includes the hamlets of
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falls within the parish of
Amesbury, the town does not directly benefit from the monument's fame. However, Amesbury has appeared in the public eye on its own merits in the past.
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the population of the civil parish was 10,724. For the Amesbury Community Area the mid-2011 population was estimated to be 33,660 (this is a wide area stretching to
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before being found unconscious at a property in Amesbury; one of them, Dawn Sturgess, later died. Almost four months earlier, the same nerve agents were used in the
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Public Charities: Analytical digest of the Reports made by the Commissioners of inquiry into charities. Digest of schools and charities for education
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retired to the original convent at Amesbury after leaving Arthur. Legend holds that she is buried in the grounds of the former Abbey.
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Young, Christopher; Chadburn, Amanda; Bedu, Isabelle (July 2008). "Stonehenge World Heritage Site Management Plan".
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in 1540, after which its buildings – including the church with its lead-covered spire – were demolished.
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Baggs, A. P.; Freeman, Jane; Stevenson, Janet H. (1995). "Parishes: Amesbury". In Crowley, D. A. (ed.).
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acquired the estate and, finding the mansion in poor repair, had it rebuilt in 1834–1840 to designs of
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and has historically been considered an important river crossing area on the road from London to
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had already entered the convent when young. The priory continued until the
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Amesbury Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School
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Amesbury is 6 miles (10 km) from the nearest station at
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2503:"Amesbury Novichok poisoning: Couple exposed to nerve agent"
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Applebaum, Shimon (1983). "A note on Ambrosius Aurelianus".
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Amesbury: history and description of a south Wiltshire town
1844:– an Amesbury resident who settled in America in the 1630s.
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2248:"CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Order and Abbey of Fontevrault"
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Club have their green and clubhouse at Antrobus House.
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TV transmitters. The town's local radio stations are
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retired there in 1286, leading to visits by her son,
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left Amesbury in his will, a copy of which is in the
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3128:"Front wall and piers to Antrobus House (1131067)"
2686:"8 Bus Route & Timetable: Salisbury - Andover"
2483:Wiltshire Community History Timeline for Date 1899
1591:. The local newspapers that cover the town is the
2803:"Christ the King Roman Catholic Church, Amesbury"
1396:Aeroplane and Armament Experimental Establishment
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1266:. The claim was repeated in Sir Thomas Malory's
1221:visited the priory several times, and his widow
1075:The land around Amesbury has been settled since
3633:A History of the County of Wiltshire, Volume 15
2578:"Amesbury Community Area - Census / Population"
2656:"Salisbury and Amesbury bus stations to close"
2188:A History of the County of Wiltshire, Volume 3
2107:"Wessex Archaeology: Boscombe Down Settlement"
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3617:A History of Amesbury, Bulford and Durrington
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2222:"Church of St. Mary and St. Melor, Amesbury"
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2492:at wiltshire.gov.uk, Retrieved 14 July 2016
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3615:Crowley, D. A.; Pugh and Stevenson (2003)
2908:"Baluster Bridge and Gate Piers (1131082)"
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2195:. University of London. pp. 242–259.
2081:"Wessex Archaeology: Boscombe Down Graves"
1737:, which plays at Bonnymead Park. Amesbury
478:, 7 miles (11 km) north-northeast of
2608:Joint Strategic Assessments for Wiltshire
2582:Joint Strategic Assessments for Wiltshire
1999:"Boscombe Down Climate Period: 1991–2020"
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1842:William Carpenter (Rhode Island colonist)
3595:Chandler, John; Goodhugh, Peter (1979).
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3244:"Christ The King Catholic School - Home"
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1837:Stonehenge, Avebury and Associated Sites
1772:legend as it is popularly believed that
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1353:William Douglas, 4th Duke of Queensberry
1345:Charles Douglas, 3rd Duke of Queensberry
1193:In 979 AD a Benedictine abbey, the
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3497:"Amesbury: A Stepping Stone to History"
3184:"Amesbury Archer Primary School - Home"
2747:"Upper Avon Methodist Church, Amesbury"
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1704:Christ The King Catholic Primary School
1567:, can also be received from either the
1410:On 30 June 2018, two British nationals
1394:With the establishment of the military
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1335:The estate subsequently passed to the
1297:(1611), the town's name is spelt both
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1423:poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal
1326:William Seymour, 2nd Duke of Somerset
1244:Amesbury is also associated with the
1205:. In 1177 the abbey was dissolved by
1087:at West Amesbury, the numerous other
454:meaning 'fortification frequented by
3280:from the original on 3 December 2020
3224:from the original on 27 January 2021
3194:from the original on 31 October 2020
2005:from the original on 6 February 2021
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1324:was completed in 1661, designed for
1314:Edward Seymour, 1st Earl of Hertford
1079:times, evidenced by the monument of
1048:(dewpoints and humidity, 1985–2015)
3879:List of civil parishes in Wiltshire
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2887:from the original on 1 October 2015
2610:. Wiltshire Council. Archived from
2473:(W. Clowes & Son, 1842), p. 127
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2207:– via British History Online.
1585:British Forces Broadcasting Service
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3564:from the original on 12 April 2021
3409:National Heritage List for England
3383:National Heritage List for England
3357:National Heritage List for England
3331:National Heritage List for England
3305:National Heritage List for England
3162:National Heritage List for England
3132:National Heritage List for England
3106:National Heritage List for England
3029:National Heritage List for England
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2964:National Heritage List for England
2938:National Heritage List for England
2912:National Heritage List for England
2725:National Heritage List for England
2696:from the original on 17 April 2018
2394:National Heritage List for England
2367:National Heritage List for England
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1343:, who bequeathed it to his nephew
1103:. Excavations in 2002 and 2003 at
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3552:McIntosh, Steven (14 June 2020).
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3436:from the original on 11 June 2021
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3081:from the original on 11 June 2021
2451:from the original on 16 June 2020
2258:from the original on 12 July 2021
2199:from the original on 30 June 2021
1924:from the original on 15 July 2021
1547:Local TV coverage is provided by
1527:services still stop in the town.
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2513:from the original on 4 July 2018
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1523:as a cost-cutting measure, but
1481:. The parish is in the area of
411:, England. It is known for the
3601:. Amesbury: Amesbury Society.
3248:www.christtheking.wilts.sch.uk
2634:"Election Maps: Great Britain"
2532:Morris, Steven (9 June 2020).
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1605:church of St Mary and St Melor
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1095:in the neighbouring parish of
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1581:Greatest Hits Radio Salisbury
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1195:Abbey of St Mary and St Melor
1186:, and other land was held by
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800:Average rainfall mm (inches)
541:identifier: 03746) 1991–2020
4038:Parliamentary constituencies
3274:"King's Gate Primary School"
2340:Chandler & Goodhugh 1979
2277:Chandler & Goodhugh 1979
2068:Chandler & Goodhugh 1979
1986:Chandler & Goodhugh 1979
1918:The University of Nottingham
1914:"Key to English Place-names"
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1101:Stonehenge Riverside Project
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4149:Civil parishes in Wiltshire
3662:Wiltshire Community History
3089:– via Newspapers.com.
2859:Wiltshire Community History
2807:Wiltshire Community History
2777:Salisbury Methodist Circuit
2773:"Amesbury Methodist Church"
2751:Wiltshire Community History
2419:Wiltshire Community History
2226:Wiltshire Community History
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1272:. In 1542, the antiquarian
1089:monuments around Stonehenge
730:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
590:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
94:OS grid reference
25:Human settlement in England
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4073:Grade II* listed buildings
3501:www.timetravel-britain.com
3430:"Antrobus House, Amesbury"
3353:"The Kings Arms (1131092)"
3102:"Antrobus House (1284468)"
3069:"Death of Sir E. Antrobus"
2390:"Chinese Temple (1131080)"
2362:"Amesbury Abbey (1131079)"
1886:Brown, Mark (1 May 2014).
1768:The town is linked to the
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4068:Grade I listed buildings
3405:"The Bell Inn (1318494)"
3327:"George Hotel (1318491)"
3051:The Gentleman's Magazine
2996:The Buildings of England
1804:The Salisbury Poisonings
1655:to call them "curious".
1510:Amesbury railway station
1506:London to Salisbury line
1332:in neo-classical style.
3677:Amesbury History Centre
3638:Victoria County History
3379:"The New Inn (1131060)"
2193:Victoria County History
1309:(for the town itself).
2960:"Kent House (1131093)"
2488:17 August 2016 at the
2055:15 August 2016 at the
1673:Lady Florence Antrobus
1663:
1159:, to his youngest son
1067:
1039:Source 1: Meteoclimat
214:Postcode district
144:Ceremonial county
126:Unitary authority
3834:Royal Wootton Bassett
3652:Amesbury Town Council
3456:"Amesbury Bowls Club"
3218:amesbury.wilts.sch.uk
1692:The Stonehenge School
1661:
1631:The mansion known as
1595:and Avon Advertiser.
1535:provide a service to
1259:Stanzaic Morte Arthur
1153:King Alfred the Great
1063:
3682:The Amesbury Society
3527:"The Antrobus Hotel"
2662:. 19 November 2012.
2445:Amesbury Abbey Group
1649:2nd Duke of Somerset
1514:Bulford Camp Railway
1349:Sir William Chambers
1339:family, and then to
1264:Geoffrey of Monmouth
1071:Ancient and medieval
464:Ambrosius Aurelianus
257:Dorset and Wiltshire
194:Sovereign state
42:Cottages in Amesbury
16:For other uses, see
4078:Scheduled monuments
3757:(cities in italics)
3734:Unitary authorities
3664:. Wiltshire Council
3588:The Arthurian World
3533:on 2 September 2017
2861:. Wiltshire Council
2809:. Wiltshire Council
2753:. Wiltshire Council
2660:BBC News: Wiltshire
2584:. Wiltshire Council
2421:. Wiltshire Council
2228:. Wiltshire Council
2048:Wessex Archaeology
1779:From 3–5 May 1965,
1731:Non-League football
1641:Sir Edmund Antrobus
1577:BBC Radio Wiltshire
1368:Sir Edmund Antrobus
1235:Eleanor of Brittany
1223:Eleanor of Provence
1201:, by Dowager Queen
1188:Edward of Salisbury
870:Average rainy days
660:Daily mean °C (°F)
431:military airfield.
347: /
4144:Towns in Wiltshire
4103:Deputy Lieutenants
3403:Historic England.
3377:Historic England.
3351:Historic England.
3325:Historic England.
3299:Historic England.
3126:Historic England.
3100:Historic England.
3023:Historic England.
3002:. pp. 89–93.
2958:Historic England.
2932:Historic England.
2906:Historic England.
2388:Historic England.
2137:www.elfinspell.com
1745:In popular culture
1735:Amesbury Town F.C.
1664:
1465:in the south; and
1209:and replaced with
1109:Wessex Archaeology
1068:
486:. It sits in the
280:UK Parliament
226:Dialling code
4126:
4125:
4012:Wilts & Berks
3755:Major settlements
3746:Wiltshire Council
3720:Ceremonial county
2988:Pevsner, Nikolaus
2835:on 23 August 2015
2829:"Christ the King"
2783:on 4 January 2016
2636:. Ordnance Survey
2614:on 21 August 2015
2330:, p. 418-22.
2306:, p. 415-16.
2252:www.newadvent.org
1627:Notable buildings
1593:Salisbury Journal
1486:unitary authority
1483:Wiltshire Council
1453:in the east; the
1403:discovery of the
1269:Le_Morte_d'Arthur
1231:Mary of Woodstock
1093:Neolithic village
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3284:18 December
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1796:Miss Marple
1781:The Beatles
1721: 1560
1680:Detmar Blow
1543:Local media
1435:2011 Census
1357:Nile Clumps
1279:Inigo Jones
1274:John Leland
1180:Ambresberie
1176:Amblesberie
1161:Aethelweard
1122:During the
1077:prehistoric
449:Old English
441:Anglo-Saxon
413:prehistoric
354: /
4133:Categories
3901:Blackwater
3861:Warminster
3856:Trowbridge
3814:Malmesbury
3779:Chippenham
3658:"Amesbury"
2690:Stagecoach
2415:"Amesbury"
2183:Pugh, R.B.
2031:6 February
2009:27 January
1871:25 October
1862:"Amesbury"
1849:References
1758:Bronze Age
1751:Stonehenge
1569:Hannington
1529:Stagecoach
1473:Governance
1451:Cholderton
1447:Figheldean
1429:Population
1307:Ambersbury
1293:'s map of
1291:John Speed
1233:and niece
1215:Fontevraud
1168: 880
1136:River Avon
1111:found the
1097:Durrington
1081:Stonehenge
1065:Stonehenge
1044:Source 2:
496:Warminster
488:River Avon
452:amore-burh
417:Stonehenge
339:51°10′23″N
170:South West
85:Population
3961:Nine Mile
3875:See also:
3840:Salisbury
3799:Highworth
3789:Cricklade
3726:Wiltshire
3668:30 August
3168:30 August
3074:The Times
2992:Wiltshire
2969:30 August
2943:30 August
2891:30 August
2865:30 August
2839:30 August
2813:30 August
2787:30 August
2757:30 August
2731:30 August
2618:30 August
2588:30 August
2373:30 August
2232:30 August
1973:162394119
1945:Britannia
1799:mystery.
1774:Guinevere
1770:Arthurian
1749:Although
1712:Amenities
1686:Education
1645:John Webb
1561:BBC South
1555:from the
1521:Salisbury
1496:Transport
1459:Woodfords
1330:John Webb
1318:the Crown
1301:(for the
1295:Wiltshire
1254:Guinevere
1252:to which
1246:Arthurian
1219:Henry III
1203:Ælfthryth
1199:monastery
1128:hill fort
967:dew point
480:Salisbury
476:Wiltshire
470:Geography
435:Etymology
409:Wiltshire
342:1°46′48″W
328:Wiltshire
264:Ambulance
245:Wiltshire
208:SALISBURY
204:Post town
152:Wiltshire
134:Wiltshire
75:Wiltshire
4139:Amesbury
3866:Westbury
3851:Tidworth
3824:Melksham
3804:Larkhill
3764:Amesbury
3562:Archived
3558:BBC News
3505:Archived
3460:Archived
3434:Archived
3278:Archived
3252:Archived
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3079:Archived
2885:Archived
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2694:Archived
2670:16 April
2664:Archived
2542:Archived
2511:Archived
2507:BBC News
2486:Archived
2449:Archived
2256:Archived
2197:Archived
2162:Amesbury
2141:Archived
2053:Archived
2003:Archived
1922:Archived
1892:Archived
1815:See also
1647:for the
1573:Rowridge
1549:BBC West
1502:Grateley
1443:Larkhill
1439:Tilshead
1416:Novichok
1383:Chancery
1366:In 1824
1299:Amesbury
1227:Edward I
1207:Henry II
1126:a large
1124:Iron Age
969:°C (°F)
965:Average
917:Average
865:(31.03)
456:buntings
369:Amesbury
117:Amesbury
67:Amesbury
31:Amesbury
4113:Museums
4093:Schools
4083:History
4028:Economy
3846:Swindon
3794:Devizes
3784:Corsham
3741:Swindon
3511:15 July
3466:11 June
3440:11 June
3414:11 June
3388:11 June
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2640:17 July
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2262:15 July
2164:in the
2147:15 July
2117:29 June
2091:29 June
1928:15 July
1809:BBC One
1668:Pevsner
1653:Pevsner
1504:on the
1433:At the
1303:hundred
1250:convent
1217:order.
1099:by the
1056:History
860:(3.56)
855:(3.36)
850:(3.11)
845:(2.19)
840:(2.42)
835:(2.02)
830:(1.70)
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595:(46.2)
533:, 126m
518:Climate
482:on the
458:or/and
323:England
297:Website
186:England
180:Country
4048:Places
4021:Topics
4000:Canals
3981:Thames
3956:Nadder
3946:Kennet
3926:Damson
3916:Chalke
3906:Bourne
3889:Rivers
3871:Wilton
3623:
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3568:16 May
3483:UNESCO
3214:"Home"
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2917:16 May
2548:16 May
2517:5 July
2425:9 June
2399:30 May
2203:21 May
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1557:Mendip
1537:London
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546:Month
500:Exeter
443:named
421:Ratfyn
240:Police
162:Region
101:SU1642
4058:SSSIs
3991:Wylye
3931:Ebble
3774:Calne
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1969:S2CID
1961:JSTOR
1898:2 May
1786:Help!
1739:Bowls
1611:, is
1467:Wylye
1337:Bruce
1142:Roman
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906:14.0
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863:788.2
585:Year
445:Ambre
230:01980
4033:Flag
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3921:Cole
3896:Biss
3829:Mere
3670:2015
3621:ISBN
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