Parish church, c1200, c1300, C14 and C15, carefully restored 1890 (chancel) by CE Ponting and 1898 (nave and north aisle) by H Brakspear. Rubble stone with…
Parish church, probably C13, altered and extended 1859 and restored 1907 by CE Ponting. Rubble stone coped chancel gable and gabled stone slate hung west b…
Malmesbury Abbey (1160-1180) was a massive church with a C14 spire taller than Salisbury Catherdral's but which collapsed in 1479. After the Dissolution ev…
Church of England parish church. C14 and 1896 by CE Ponting. Squared limestone rubble, stone slate roof. Nave rebuilt from old church and new chancel added…
Former coach house, stable and brewhouse to rear of Lansdowne Arms Hotel. Buildings range from mid C17 to mid C19. Condition of roofs and coverings are con…
Two aircraft hangars, built c1917 as part of a training centre. Two hangars from the first years of military flying. One hangar has been repaired, though t…
Late C17 manor house surrounded by ancillary buildings including a grade II listed barn. The house was part of a larger Ministry of Defence site which was …
Obelisk constructed in 1845 by Sir Charles Barry for the 3rd Marquess of Lansdowne in memory of Sir William Petty, ancestor of the Petty-Fitzmaurice family…
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