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THE ROYAL ARTILLERY MUSEUM AT LARKHILL

The contents of the Royal Artillery Museum are currently in storage across three sites in the UK while they wait for a new site to be...

CHOLERA, CORONAVIRUS AND CHEMICAL WEAPONS: SALISBURY'S SECRET HISTORY OF CONTAGION

To many people, Salisbury has only ever been famous for its middle-England attractions - a pleasant medieval town just off the A303...

THE HAUNCH OF VENISON - THE SALISBURY PUB WITH A LONG AND HAUNTED HISTORY

The Haunch of Venison is something of a Salisbury institution, dating back to at least the 15th century. It has a striking medieval...

FOLLOWING THE WILTON HERITAGE TRAIL

A small town with an ancient heritage which dates back to the Anglo-Saxons of the 8th century and was once the capital of Wessex, Wilton...

THE STONEHENGE VISITOR CENTRE - PAYING TO SEE THE STONES

Stonehenge is the most popular UK tourist site outside London, and many people pay quite high sums to see it, making it the biggest...

ODSTOCK CHURCH, JOSHUA SCAMP AND THE CURSE OF THE GYPSY QUEEN

St. Mary's Church in Odstock is a 12th century, Grade II listed Anglican church just outside the Wiltshire city of Salisbury. A small...

JACK MANN - SAS VETERAN AT THE CHALKE VALLEY HISTORY FESTIVAL

At the Chalke Valley History Festival today, former World War II SAS veteran talked about his experiences in World War II and his horror...

SALISBURY CATHEDRAL FESTIVAL OF FLOWERS 2022

After a two year hiatus, the annual festival of flowers has returned to Salisbury Cathedral in a glorious celebration of both 800 years...

WATCHING THE ANNUAL DROWNING OF THE HARNHAM WATER MEADOWS, SALISBURY

Twice a year the famous water meadows in Harnham are drowned, a centuries old technique to flood the meadows next to Salisbury Cathedral....