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Places of InterestBrown's Farm
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Was used as a meeting place for the Society of Friends from before 1663 to 1791
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Chapel House, Baughurst Road
Was once the home of John and Charles Wesley and their friend George Whitfield, one time Curate of Dummer (1723)
George and Dragon Public House
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The George and Dragon superseded the earlier inn of the same name, which was located nearer to Beazen Head Lane and was reputed to have been used during the Crusades
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Lattice House
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Formerly 'Kent's Bus Depot', this building has the largest single span wooden roof in Western Europe!
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Loveday Cottage
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The cottage dates back to around 1790, when it was a toll house on the Southampton to Aldermaston turnpike. It served as the village Post Office from the late 19th century to the 1930/40s |
Old Travelway
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The course of the Roman Road (Portway), Old Sarum to Silchester
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Wolverton House
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A Georgian mansion connected by an underground passage to St. Catherine's Church
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