IMBER VILLAGE IN COLOUR
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Imber Village Old Photographs page 2

The Bell Inn, still stands, but is closed!
Bell Inn 1948
Pub, 1948, the adjacent, smaller, building has been demolished.
Imber got its own Post Office in 1909, it closed, with everything else on 17 December 1943.
High Street looking east.
1911, a flood Nags Cottages are on the left and straight ahead is Seagram's Farmhouse.
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  • Roads To Imber
  • Imber Village Photos
    • Bell Inn
    • Cottages
    • Council Houses
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    • Imber Court
    • Imber Court Farm
    • Nag's Head Cottages
    • St Giles Church
    • St Giles School
    • Seagram's Farm
    • Urban Warfare
    • Vicarage
  • Villagers
  • Tanks
  • Imberbus Run
  • Imber History
  • Imber Protest
  • Imber - Friendly Fire Incident
  • Military Training
    • Film Of Training On Salisbury Plain
    • Photographs Of Training On Salisbury Plain
    • Salisbury Plain Training Area Newsletter
  • John Deere Battalion
  • Books On Imber
  • Tyneham - another lost village
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