During the lockdown, we have been challenging our online audiences to pinpoint #WhereinWiltshire these old photographs were taken.
Quarantine has given us an opportunity to sort through images in our Library and Archive - resulting in uncovering some fascinating photographs from the last century.
How many locations can you decipher? See below for a list of available bonus points.
Scroll to the bottom for the answers.
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1) Bonus points awarded for the name of the street and best dog name
2) Bonus points for newsagent name and make of the car
3) Bonus points for the decade and church name
4) Bonus points for builder of house (part 1) and name of the cottage (part 2)
Scroll down for the answers
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Answers
- Avebury. (Bonus Street: Green Street) (Dog's name: Up to you! We quite liked Sarsen and Roundabout...)
- Devizes, corner of Sheep Street. (Ducks newsagent) (We're not entirely sure, but points for either a Ford Prefect or Anglia)
- Marlborough High Street. (1960s) (St Peters Church)
- Roundway Park. (Builder: George Willy) (Swiss Cottage) - this was tricky! The House was altered in the 1700s by architect James Wyatt.
How did you do? Let us know your score over on social media: @WiltshireMuseum
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