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The Woolpack pub in Sutton Veny, Wiltshire
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The 15th century Sign of the Angel inn at Lacock in Wiltshire
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The 15th century Sign of the Angel inn at Lacock in Wiltshire
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The Fountain Inn at Whiteparish in Wiltshire
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The 18th century Kings Head pub in Whiteparish, Wiltshire
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The Plough Inn at kington Langley in Wiltshire
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The Hit or Miss pub in Kington Langley, Wiltshire
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The Jolly Huntsman Inn at Kington St. Michael in Wiltshire
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The Lamb Inn at Urchfont, Wiltshire
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The 16th century Eclipse Inn in Winchester, Hampshire
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The 18th century New Inn at Lower Westwood in Wiltshire
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The gardens of the Cross Guns pub by the River Avon at Avoncliff in Wiltshire
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The Dundas Aqueduct and the River Avon from the gardens of the Cross Guns pub at Avoncliff in Wiltshire
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The 17th century Cross Guns pub at Avoncliff in Wiltshire
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The Five Bells pub in Nether Wallop, Hampshire
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The White Hart pub in Over Wallop, Hampshire
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The 17th century Crown pub in Kingsclere, Hampshire
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The 18th century Yew Tree restaurant at Lower Wield, Hampshire
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The Spread Eagle pub in West Liss, Hampshire
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The Castle Inn at Rowlands Castle, West Sussex
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The Fountain Inn at Rowlands Castle, West Sussex
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The courtyard of the Victoria Cross, (formerly The Globe) an old coaching inn in Andover, Hampshire
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The Royal Oak pub in Charlton, Andover
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The Lardi Cake pub and day lewis Pharmacy in Andover, Hampshire
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These 16th Century thatched cottages in Charlton, Andover were once the Buck and Dog Public House
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The 18th Century Lamb Inn at Andover, Hampshire
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The 18th Century Kings Arms pub in Lockerley, Hampshire
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The Bat & Ball Inn, "The Home of British Cricket" at Hambledon in Hampshire
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A 1908 poster adverising a commemorative cricket match between England and Hambledon featuring C.B. Fry and Phil Mead with W.G. Grace in attendance
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The memorial to the 18th Century Hambledon Cricket Club, "The Home of British Cricket" on Broadhalfpenny Down in Hampshire
