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- Chippenham Station in the evening light.
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- Period Porches
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- Recent Railings
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- Looking east along Causeway.
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- St Paul’s Church, Chippenham
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- Looking across the River Avon towards the town centre on a Spring morning
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- Perhaps the first view many visitors to Chippenham have as their train pulls into Chippenham Station. The Secondary and Technical School opened in this building in 1900.
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- The soft yellow tones of Ashlar stonework make it easy to see why Chippenham was once referred to as ‘Little Bath’.
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- The roof of the Lady Chapel on the South side of St Andrew’s Church. The Lady Chapel dates from the 14th Century although it was rebuilt during the 15th Century in the English Gothic perpendicular style.
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- Taking refuge under little-used alleyways is something people must have done for generations and can sometimes offer unexpected views.
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- A foggy November evening between Ivy Lane and Spanbourne Avenue
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- Early Morning in the Market Place
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- Dog Walking in John Coles Park on a bright winter day
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- A Spring Display at the Town Weir
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- Autumn in St Andrew’s Church Yard
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