Raymond Hall - Heytesbury
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Raymond Hall - Heytesbury
Image: © Ronald Searle Taken: Unknown
A former maltings dating from the late C18, and latterly a disused village hall, although in 1976 when this photo was taken, it was probably still in use as a village hall. The curved end is explained by the fact that it incorporates a circular oast house. Grade II Listed. Compare this image with the modern view thirty years later Image Apart from a modern sprucing up, there has also been some small alterations, probably to facilitate its conversion to a private house.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.181678
Longitude
-2.111542