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Alhampton is a
small village 5
miles (8 km)
south of
Shepton Mallet, and 2
miles (3 km) north-west of
Castle Cary, in Somerset, England. It lies within...
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Alhampton Mission Church is a
Church of
England chapel in
Alhampton, Somerset, England. The tin
tabernacle was
erected in 1892 and now
forms part of the...
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Besides the village, the
parish has four hamlets: Wraxall,
Lower Wraxall,
Alhampton and Sutton. In the
Domesday Book of 1086,
Ditcheat belonged to Glastonbury...
- Somerset, England. It
rises at
Higher Alham above Batcombe and runs
through Alhampton,
Milton Clevedon and
joins the
River Brue to the
north of Alford. It was...
- Leigh, Adsborough, Adscombe, Aisholt, Alcombe,
Alder Row, Aley, Alford,
Alhampton, Aller, Allerford, Allowenshay,
Alston Sutton, Alstone, Alvington, Amesbury...
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January 1830) was an
English housekeeper and diarist.
Woodforde was born in
Alhampton Court in Ditcheat, Somerset, in 1757. In 1780 she was
taken in by her...
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breakfast business,
inspired by
their time in France. At Homeacres, in
Alhampton near
Castle Cary,
Dowding now
lectures and runs
courses on no dig gardening...
- a list of
locations in the
Somerset Levels, England. Aller,
Somerset Alhampton Andersea Athelney Baltonsborough Banwell Barrow (North/South) Bawdrip...
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original on 30
September 2011,
retrieved 17
September 2011
Mission Church,
Alhampton,
Church of England,
retrieved 28
September 2011
After 118 years, historic...
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meandering route through a broad, flat-bottomed
valley between Castle Cary and
Alhampton. By the time it
reaches Baltonsborough it is only some 10
metres (33 ft)...
