Sarum College
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Sarum College
Image: © Jonathan Kington Taken: 11 Oct 2011
Built in 1677 as the residence of Francis Hill, a distinguished London Lawyer and Deputy Recorder for Salisbury, Sarum College was converted to a Theological College in 1860 by Bishop Hamilton. The College closed as a residential Theological College in 1994 and today it continues as a studies centre for external courses. The adjoining flintstone Chapel,built by Butterfield, was consecrated in 1871.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.066185
Longitude
-1.795445