IMBER VILLAGE IN COLOUR
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Imber Village Old Photographs and History page 5

South Down Farm (just outsidee the village) during the First World War. In the doorway are soldiers who were billeted there.
Corner of High St and Church St.
Parsonage Farmhouse was where the urban warfare buildings are.
Church Street. The cottages have gone, but St Giles church remains.
1807 painting by John Buckler of St Giles. Commission by Richard Hoare of Stourhead.
Church Street to vicarage.
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  • Imberbus Run
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