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Harnham is an outer suburb of Salisbury, bisected by the A3054/Netherhampton Road, and is north-west of Old Blandford Road. The suburb is home to the Harnham trading estate as well as the local water meadows. West Harnham was incorporated into the city after East Harnham, being further from the
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and is also the intersection of the A338 and the A354. Attractions in the area include
Salisbury Lawn Tennis Club, Bishop Wordsworth's school playing fields and the River Avon which separates it from the rest of Salisbury. The suburb is near the Britford park and ride site, where regular Salisbury
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It is certain that the West
Harnham church was built or re-built by 1115, the date when King Henry I signed a charter granting certain churches to Salisbury Cathedral, including the church at Harnham. A mid-12th-century door survives in the north wall of the nave; the font bowl is also from that
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to its west was the course of a Roman road. In 1927 the urban part of West
Harnham was transferred into the borough of Salisbury. A residual parish of West Harnham just covering the rural parts of the old parish continued to exist until 1934 when it was abolished and absorbed into Netherhampton.
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until 1896, when it was made a separate civil parish. In 1904 the civil parish of East
Harnham was abolished. Most of its area, including the village itself, was absorbed into the borough boundaries of Salisbury; the more rural parts of the old East Harnham parish were split between neighbouring
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Harnham is a suburb in the southwest of
Salisbury and is linked to the city by road via the Ayleswade Bridge in East Harnham, originally built across the Avon in 1244, and by foot via the Town Path across the "historic and important landscape" of the Harnham Water Meadows in West Harnham.
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In the 13th century, Salisbury sited its new
Cathedral on the flat fertile plain encircled by the Avon and protected by Harnham Hill, a chalk escarpment which rises steeply to the south. Harnham Slope comprises an area of woodland on the northern slope of Harnham Hill, including the
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Prior to redistricting for the 2021 local elections, Harnham ward, with three councillors, used to cover most of the area although the streets north of the
Netherhampton Road were in the St Martin's & Cathedral ward. The ward elected one councillor to Wiltshire Council.
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Dating from the 12th century, this Grade I listed building in the lower part of West
Harnham has details around its doors and windows from 1250. The building was converted in the 16th century from ecclesiastical use to Wiltshire's first paper mill, when the
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led its careful restoration (1873–4). He was responsible in the 1850s for the great church of All Saints, Margaret Street, London which broke new ground in its use of brick and of extensive polychromy detailing. The church was designated as
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Road access to the city was improved in 1244 by the building of
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Britford and West Harnham. A Harnham civil parish briefly existed between 1904 and 1905 covering the parts of East Harnham and Britford which had been transferred into the borough of Salisbury in 1904; as an
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There is accommodation at a number of local hotels and bed & breakfasts, making the area popular with both UK and overseas visitors. As well as the Old Mill, local pubs include
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of Alderbury, hundred of Cawden and Cadworth, Salisbury and Amesbury, and south divisions of Wilts., 1½ mile (S. E. by S.) from the city of Salisbury; containing 411 inhabitants.
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Harnham Social Club is adjacent to the football pitch below Harnham Slope and there are community halls close to both parish churches.
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The building is now a hotel and the mill race can still be seen from its restaurant.
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This article is about the place in Wiltshire. For the hamlet in Northumberland, see
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Pugh, R.B.; Crittall, Elizabeth, eds. (1956). "Hospitals: St Nicholas, Salisbury".
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Photographs and Information on the Harnham Water Meadows from Strolling Guides
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The Fifteenth Century Cartulary of St. Nicholas' Hospital: With Other Records
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View across West Harnham to Salisbury Cathedral from Harnham Slope
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Guide to the Local Administrative Units of England: Volume 1
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Reds bus services connect the area to the city centre.
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948:"Details from listed building database (1003728)"
891:A road which just one mile further south forms a
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1020:"Ayleswade Bridge, St Nicholas's Road (1273133)"
941:Scheduled Ancient Monument: Iron Age Settlement
800:. The atmosphere was praised by the food writer
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1724:"Church of All Saints, Harnham Road (1242276)"
1672:"Church of St George, Middle Street (1242798)"
1080:A History of the County of Wiltshire, Volume 3
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1050:(online ed.). Oxford University Press.
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1846:Hollows, Joanne (2006). Bell, David (ed.).
1795:"Methodist Church, West Harnham, Salisbury"
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1697:"St George, West Harnham, Wiltshire"
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1877:National Heritage List for England
1873:"Rose and Crown Terrace (1023678)"
1850:. Aldershot: Ashgate. p. 50.
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988:Crittall, Elizabeth, ed. (1962).
1361:A Vision of Britain through Time
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1701:Corpus of Romanesque Sculpture
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1395:"Harnham Water Meadows Trust"
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1284:. University of Portsmouth
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