EAW015049 ENGLAND (1948). The town centre including the abbey ruins, Glastonbury, 1948

97 Benedict Street.

Fire Station House, George Street

Police Court, Glastonbury, 22/07/2014

Old Police Station, Glastonbury, 22/07/2014

Benedict Street, Glastonbury, 22/07/2014

St. Benedict's C of E VA Junior School and War Memorial, Glastonbury, 22/07/2014

The Old Pump House, Glastonbury, 22/07/2014 MAGDALENE STREET 1. 1133 (West Side) Old Pump House (formerly listed as No 36) ST 4938 7/80 21.6.50. II* GV 2. Probably C17. Small row of cottages with end to street rebuilt as pump-rooms in 1752. 1 storey with attic in gable. Random rubble and brick with ashlar dressings. Gable-end has quoin pilasters supporting entablature and panelled parapet. In centre is a blocked round-headed arch with rusticated quoins and voussoirs. Sides are set back and have blind windows with moulded architraves and keystones. High moulded plinth. Part of return elevation has similar treatment, but with sash windows, glazing bars and round-headed entrance with flanking pilasters and triangular pediment. Semi-circular fanlight with intersecting tracery. Double doors of 3 panels each (2 removed and glazed). West part of building retains the original 2 storeys. Painted brick. Pantile roof. 3-light casements. Blocked-up archways. This was the Pump House where chalybeate waters were drunk during Glastonbury's short-lived popularity as a spa in mid-C18. Copper Beech and Old Pump House form a good group. Listing NGR: ST4989138680

A fine town house, Copper Beech, Glastonbury, 22/07/2014

St. Margaret's Chapel & Royal Magdalene Almshouses, Glastonbury, 22/07/2014

Grade I listed, The Tribunal, Glastonbury, 22/07/2014

Post Office, Glastonbury, 22/07/2014

Market Place, Glastonbury, 22/07/2014

War Memorial, Glastonbury, 22/07/2014

St. Mary's Church, Glastonbury, 22/07/2014

Glastonbury Abbey Ruins

Saint John the Baptist Church

High Street

Town Hall

Glastonbury

Saint John and Saint Benedict Church

The Abbey Kitchen

Glastonbury Abbey Ruins

Glastonbury Abbey Ruins

Steam engine shunting the station yard sidings

Glastonbury railway station on the line between Evercreech Junction and Highbridge (and Burnham on Sea). This was also the junction for a branch to the City of Wells

Goods shed

Signalbox