Image: Guildford alms houses 1
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Description: S Knights, my pic, Oct 2007 - In 1619 George Abbot founded the Hospital of the Holy Trinity, now commonly known as Abbot's Hospital, one of the finest sets of almshouses in the country. It is sited at the top end of the High Street, opposite Holy Trinity church. The brick-built, three-storey entrance tower faces the church; a grand stone archway leads into the courtyard. On each corner of the tower there is an octagonal turret rising an extra floor, with lead ogee domes.
Title: Guildford alms houses 1
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Author: SuzanneKn at English Wikipedia
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