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Amesbury
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1933 AD |
Christ the King Roman Catholic church opened in London Road |
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Calne
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1933 AD |
A new motorised fire engine is bought |
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Cricklade
|
1933 AD |
New Town Hall built in High Street; former Town Hall becomes Ockwell's Glove Factory |
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Cricklade
|
1933 - 1945 AD |
British School used as a Roman Catholic church |
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Great Somerford
|
1933 AD |
Railway line and station closed |
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Keevil
|
1933 AD |
The Beach Arms inn closes |
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Marlborough
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1933 AD |
High Level railway station closed |
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Purton
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1933 AD |
School at Braydon closed |
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Sherston
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1933 AD |
Swan Hotel is closed to the public; Pennymead is bought by Mrs Bert Compton to be the recreation ground |
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Westbury
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1933 AD |
By this time all iron ore mining has ceased; Westbury by-pass railway line built for non-stopping trains |
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Wootton Bassett
|
1933 AD |
Electric street lighting is provided |