Unity and Loyalty

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Unity and Loyalty

Image: © Neil Owen Taken: 7 Nov 2012

The Yealde Hall in the Market Place dates back to about the fifteenth century, where it was used as an early form of Guildhall. The Hall has undergone a number of alterations and renovations over the centuries, and until very recently was home to the town's tourist information office. It now resumes life as a museum. The plasterwork above the steps is an early version of Chippenham's coat of arms and motto. The date of 1776 refers to when work was carried out.

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Image Location

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Latitude
51.457992
Longitude
-2.113943