Burghclere Village History

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Page backdrop is Burghclere Manor Farm, from West street.

The Birth of Modern Burghclere: The Great 1926 auction of 1000 acres of the Highclere Estate – 19.9mb

The Lost Roads of Burghclere – 5.1mb

Hollow Ways – 819kb

A Pictorial Story of the A34 Whitway Diversion – 11.6mb

The Filling in of the old Didcot-Newbury-Southampton Railway Bridge in Harts Lane – 5.7mb

Archaeological sites and find spots in Burghclere – 100kb

Listed Buildings in Burghclere – 311Kb

Sites of Archaeological and Historic Interest – 287Kb

Record of Archaeology and Historic Buildings in Burghclere 910Kb

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Manor House taken from Green Lane