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Sulhamstead House originally the manor of Sulhamstead Abbotts it is Grade II listed and now the headquarters and training centre for the Thames Valley Police.

Written on 22/07/11 by Amanda Moore gm in Buildings, Grade II, Kennet and Avon Canal, Listed Buildings, Place of Interest, Private Houses, Routes, Sulhamstead

Folly Farm Grade House Sulhamstead Berks K&A

Folly Farm House Grade I Listed Building .Designed by renowned architect Edwin Lutyens and garden design Gertrude Jekyll in Sulhamstead Berks.

Written on 22/07/11 by Amanda Moore gm in Buildings, England, Kennet and Avon Canal, Maps, Navigation, Private Houses, Routes, Sulhamstead, UK

Englefield House viewable from Aldermaston Wharf

Englefield house clearly viewable from aldermaston Wharf

Written on 20/07/11 by Amanda Moore gm in Aldermaston Wharf K&A, Buildings, Kennet and Avon Canal, Maps, Maps, Navigation, Place of Interest, Routes

Team Rooms and Visitor Centre at Aldermaston Wharf

Welcome break at Aldermaston Wharf, a nice garden, tea rooms, parking,moorings and visitor centre.

Written on 20/07/11 by Amanda Moore gm in Aldermaston Wharf K&A, Bridges, Buildings, Hospitality, Kennet and Avon Canal, Locks, Maps, Museums, Navigation, Place of Interest, Pubs and Restaurants, Routes

St Peters Church Woolhampton Berkshire

St Peter’s Church Woolhampton Built in 1857 in Berkshire

Written on 19/07/11 by Amanda Moore gm in Buildings, Churches and Cathedrals, History, Kennet and Avon Canal, Navigation, Place of Interest, Routes, Woolhampton

Douai School and Abbey,Woolhampton In 1786 the Earl of Fingall, the squire of Woolhampton, sold his Woolhampton estate and moved to Ireland. His family had been recusant Catholics and had maintained a chapel and chaplain at Woolhampton House (now Elstree School). On leaving the neighbourhood he left his chaplain to minister to the local Catholics…

Written on 30/06/11 by Amanda Moore gm in Buildings, Churches and Cathedrals, Kennet and Avon Canal, Place of Interest, Routes, Woolhampton

Dundas Aqueduct near Bradford-on-Avon

Dundas is where the K&A met the somerset Coal Canal which carried from the colleries south of Bath. It ran for two miles to Midford with one arm to Radstock and the other to Paulton. The aqueduct was designed by John Rennie he was the builder of several aqueducts including Avoncliff Aqueduct. This was his…

Written on 29/06/11 by Amanda Moore gm in Aqueduct, Bradford on avon, Bridges, Buildings, Kennet and Avon Canal, Maps, Navigation, Place of Interest, Routes

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Pewsey The Heritage Centre K&A

Old Bluecoats School Thatcham

Garston Lock 102 K&A

Sulhamstead House

Folly Farm Grade House Sulhamstead Berks K&A

Englefield House viewable from Aldermaston Wharf

Team Rooms and Visitor Centre at Aldermaston Wharf

St Peters Church Woolhampton Berkshire

Douai Abbey near Woolhampton

Dundas Aqueduct near Bradford-on-Avon

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