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Burghclere is a
village and
civil parish in Hampshire, England.
According to the 2011
census the
village had a po****tion of 1,152. The
village is near...
- Hill; the
other one is near Warnford.
Beacon Hill is near the
village of
Burghclere and
Watership Down, in
north Hampshire. The hill's name is
derived from...
- Old
Burghclere is part of
Burghclere in Hampshire, England,
located south of the
large town of
Newbury near the A34 road. The
village of
Burghclere, but...
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Herbert Colstoun Gardner, 1st
Baron Burghclere, PC (9 June 1846 – 6 May 1921) was a
British Liberal politician who sat in the
House of
Commons from 1885...
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Spencer moved to
Burghclere to
begin work on the
Sandham Memorial Chapel for the Behrends. The
Sandham Memorial Chapel in
Burghclere was a
colossal undertaking...
- 1870:
Concrete Cottages, Long Piddle,
Burghclere Bottom,
Scouses Corner,
Kingsclere or
Sydmonton road, Old
Burghclere. Rare and
early concrete or m**** concrete...
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Burghclere railway station (originally
named Sydmonton) was a
station on the Didcot,
Newbury and
Southampton Railway in England. It was
further from the...
- Old
Burghclere Lime
Quarry SSSI is a 4.61 ha (11.4 acres)
biological Site of
Special Scientific Interest at
Burghclere in Hampshire,
notified in 1979....
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Weidenfeld and Nicolson. p. 30.
Burghclere 1903, p. 27. Airy 1847, p. 182.
Fairfax 1758, p. 37.
Fairfax 1758, p. 32.
Burghclere 1903, p. 147. Drake, F. (1736)...
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Porch (circa 1872) at
Concrete Cottages, Old
Burghclere, Hampshire, UK, May 2018.
Possibly designed by
Thomas Robjohns Wonnacott (1834-1918), RIBA. Probably...
