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Did you mean: abbeytown or angerton or alderton or anderton ?

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Photos

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Maps

15 maps found.

1898, Abberton Ref. RNE618284
1945, Abberton Ref. NPO618285
1946, Abberton Ref. NPO618284
1919, Abberton Ref. POP618284
1921, Abberton Ref. POP618285
1896, Abberton Ref. RNE618285
1895 - 1896, Abberton Ref. HOSM35006
1903, Abberton Ref. HOSM35008
1899-1901, Abberton Ref. RNC618284
1898-1899, Abberton Ref. RNC618285
1945, Ibberton Ref. NPO743089
1919, Ibberton Ref. POP743089
1898, Ibberton Ref. RNE743089
1897-1909, Ibberton Ref. RNC743089
1886 - 1887, Ibberton Ref. HOSM49368

Books

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Memories

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1954 And 1955

I was stationed here for the year above. Last time I visited was maybe 1972 or so. The headquarters company there had been torn down and nothing left but the foundation. The English folks were VERY gracious to the American ...Read more

A memory of Colliers End in 1954 by Tom O'loughlin

Captions

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Burnham Market, the Village c1955
Ref. B500007
Caption For Burnham Market, The Village C1955

This hostelry, known for most of the 19th century as the Wild Horse, was kept by successive generations of the Habberton family.

Ibberton, a distant view of the Church c1955
Ref. I44002
Caption For Ibberton, A Distant View Of The Church C1955

The lovely old parish church of Ibberton is on a slope of the chalk downlands around the Blackmore Vale.

Manchester, Piccadilly 1889
Ref. 22158
Caption For Manchester, Piccadilly 1889

The area from the Duke of Wellington statue to Market Street was once a large ornamental pond complete with fountains, which had delighted Queen Victoria and Prince Albert on their visit in 1840.