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Town Hall and Corn Exchange 1
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The Town Hall and Corn Exchange.

The Town Hall and Corn Exchange were built in 1871. There had been three earlier town halls dating from the
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Tri Service Station
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The Tri-Service Station.

On the land between the old Ebenezer Wesleyan Chapel (on your left) and the Hungerford Hub (Library, on your right)
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The Croft Hall
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The Croft

The Croft is a quiet green, lying away from the hustle and bustle of the High Street. It probably originated
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St Lawrences Church
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St. Lawrence’s Church

The Parish Church of St. Lawrence was built in 1814-16 in Georgian Gothic style. It is adjacent to the Kennet
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Croft Hall 768x509
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Croft Hall.

The Croft Hall opened in 1900. The site was originally part of the land used for the Free Grammar School,
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Jubillee Bridge 768x578
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The Jubilee Bridge.

The brick bridge over the Kennet and Avon canal was designed by John Rennie and built in 1799. For the
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