Well, most of this is Silver Street, but the two closest buildings on the right are in George Street. Frederick...
This photograph was taken in about 1902. The Ship Inn and the nearby houses had very recently been cleared away...
This photograph of the junction of George Street and Silver Street with Sambourne Road was taken in about 1906. It...
A few weeks ago, this column featured the development of Warminster Hospital. We said at the time that it was...
At the end of the South African wars in 1902 (always known by the people at the time as the...
IN the mid 1800s, towns began to improve local health care by providing cottage hospitals for those who could not...
Whit-Monday was a time of parades for many organisations. The Whit Walks were still very popular with Sunday schools in...
“Six days shalt thou labour and do all thy work” – and in the early days of the Industrial Revolution,...
If we look at a map of Warminster town, it is clear that Market Place is much wider than East...
A photoraph, captured in the brief period of time that it takes the camera shutter open and close, is a...
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