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In 1874 the area was purchased by Salisbury City Council and became the site of a sewage processing plant and garden allotments. In the middle of the 20th century the sewage processing plant was replaced by one at
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The land was previously a boggy area which may have given rise to the name Bugmore or 'boggy moor'. The area has been thus named since the 13th century. In the 18th century the
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owned two meadows here called Greater Bugmore and Little Bugmore; these fields and their rent were the subject of some acrimony between the bishop and the city.
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was established on the site, and when the new workhouse was built in Crane Street the Bugmore workhouse probably became a
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and the site was developed in the 1970s as the Friary, a residential estate of social housing.
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bought a piece of land there and built a house in 1763, which he then gave to the city as a
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because a pesthouse was ordered to be demolished in 1688.
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pesthouse
Lord Folkestone
smallpox
Petersfinger


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