St Thomas’s Square SP1

By mattypenny, on July 26th, 2008

Saint Thomas Church sign in Salisbury

St Thomas’s Square is named after Thomas A Becket. It is next to the Church of Church of Saint Thomas A Becket, which pre-dates the Cathedral. It was largely rebuilt in the 15th Century, with much help from William Swayne, after whom both Swaynes Close and Swayne Road are probably named.

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• A Tinted Poultry Cross - Salisbury and Stonehenge

  December 10, 2010 at 4:26 pm

  [...] and by what has stayed the same. The Poultry Cross, the half-timbered buildings and the tower of St Thomas‘ Church are much the same now as they were in 1928. On the other hand there’s very [...]

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