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The Railway Station Bruton Railway Station is on the line opened in 1856 between Frome and...
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High Street It's quite a steep climb up the High Street to get to the centre of town.
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High Street The buildings along the High Street mostly date from the 17th, 18th and early...
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Hugh Sexey's Hospital Hugh Sexey's Hospital is in High Street and was founded in 1638.
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Hugh Sexey's Hospital The hospital comprises of four wings around a quadrangle. The south...
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Hugh Sexey's Hospital One of Bruton's notable historic characters was Hugh Sexey...
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Hugh Sexey's Hospital The north wing viewed from within the quadrangle.
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Hugh Sexey's Hospital The small Chapel in the south wing. No electricity is installed in the Chapel...
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Hugh Sexey's Hospital Another view inside the small Chapel. The furnishings date from the...
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Hugh Sexey's Hospital Looking along the east wing with a view of the Dovecote on the hill...
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Hugh Sexey's Hospital This is the North Wing within the Quadrangal and in 1882 the wooden...
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The Castle Inn The Castle Inn in High Street is one of four pubs within the town boundary.
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Crown Barton There is several of these narrow streets known as "Bartons" running...
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The Post Office The Post Office in the High Street. Note the postmens bikes propped...
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The Sun Inn The Sun Inn in High Street is another one of the four pubs in the town.
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Priory House Priory House is part of King's School. Note the unusual and rather...
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The Red Cross Hall The Red Cross Hall in the High Street was built in 1897 to commemorate Queen...
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Congregational Chapel The Congregational Chapel dates from 1803 is in the High Street and it seats...
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High Street Looking back up High Street and on the right is Bruton Pharmacy with it's...
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The Ward Library In 1885 Miss Frances Jane Ward left a sum of money to set up the...
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Bruton House This building was once the old post office but after 40 years of...
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The Blue Ball Hotel The Blue Ball Hotel on the corner of Coombe Street was an Old Coaching...
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Patwell Street Looking down Patwell Street towards Church Bridge with St. Mary's Church...
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Church Bridge The unusual width of the Bridge is because it originally had houses on it and...
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Church Bridge The tranquil River Brue flows under Church Bridge but throughout it's...
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