HISTORICAL MAPS

For a more up-to-date map of the village, click here. For aerial photos taken in 2002, click here.

(Part of) Andrews' and Dury's Map of Wiltshire, 1773

Our village from the county-wide map(s) produced by 18th-century mapmakers Andrews and Dury. Their "Map of Wiltshire" seems to have been their best-known publication (to judge from a google search, anyway).

(Part of) Ordnance Survey Map, 1811

Map from nearly 200 years ago, showing a road system surprisingly similar to today's. Back then, the "Pepperbox" folly was apparently known as "Eyre's Summer House", after the 17th-century landowner who originally had it built.

(Part of) Ordnance Survey Map, 1896

From the Ordnance Survey 1896 revision of the one inch to one mile map. The modern civil parish boundary has been superimposed.