Treasures
Links to information on local points of interest.
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Hampshire Treasures is a project to catalogue significant architectural and natural features of Hampshire. All of Bramdean and Hinton Ampner is listed under Bramdean. Use the links to the right to access the site. |
Bramdean Hampshire Treasures Search Page |
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| St Simon and St Jude Parish Church, Bramdean. | History |
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Bramdean House is a participant in the National Gardens Scheme and the gardens are open for charity on some days of the year. See the NGS link to the right for further details. |
NGS gardenvisit.com Gardens-Guide |
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| Vision of Britain is an online historical reference source. The site contains links to maps, census returns and to William Cobbett's description of his rides across Hampshire including a visit to Bramdean. | Hinton Ampner Bramdean |
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Brockwood School / Krishnamurti Centre a school with a strong international reputation, and a centre offering study retreats and theme weekends for those interested in J. Krishnamurti's teachings. |
Brockwood School Krishnamurti Centre |
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Philip Heseltine was born in London in 1894 he composed many English songs under the pseudonym Peter Warlock. Many aspects of his life are obscure, but it is known that he formed a friendship with the poet Bruce Blunt, a Brandean resident, and that together they wrote the carol "Bethlehem Down" and the song "The Fox" inspired by the Fox Inn at Bramdean. |
Warlock Biography |
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| Karting - read about the heroic historical exploits of Bramdean's Best, in the SPARKS Karting challenge. | 1996 1997 1998 |
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