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  • West of village, Coombe Road, The Green and Workhouse Lane
    West of village, Coombe Road, The Green and Workhouse Lane
  • West of village, Frogmore, school &c
    West of village, Frogmore, school &c
  • Westbury House after the fire of November 1904; the Times reported the gallantry of Le Roy-Lewis in rescuing members of the household staff.
    Westbury House after the fire of November 1904; the Times reported the gallantry of Le Roy-Lewis in rescuing members of the household staff.
  • Westbury House after the fire of November 1904; the Times reported the gallantry of Le Roy-Lewis in rescuing members of the household staff.
    Westbury House after the fire of November 1904; the Times reported the gallantry of Le Roy-Lewis in rescuing members of the household staff.
  • Westbury House Library.
    Westbury House Library.
  • Westbury House School bathroom
    Westbury House School bathroom
  • Westbury House School classroom
    Westbury House School classroom
  • Westbury House School dining hall
    Westbury House School dining hall
  • Westbury House School library with desks
    Westbury House School library with desks
  • Western doorway of the Hall
    Western doorway of the Hall
  • what are today known as Kews (closer) and Paupers Cottages were restored in the 1930s by Morley Horder,
    what are today known as Kews (closer) and Paupers Cottages were restored in the 1930s by Morley Horder,
  • What had been Thomas Adams shop in the High Street later became Savage and Parsons, then Parsons, seen here on the left. It sold groceries, wine, bread and coal Opposite was The New Inn, now the Izaak Walton.
    What had been Thomas Adams shop in the High Street later became Savage and Parsons, then Parsons, seen here on the left. It sold groceries, wine, bread and coal Opposite was The New Inn, now the Izaak Walton.
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