EPW011129 ENGLAND (1924). St Mary's Church and Marlborough Street, Andover, 1924

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Grade 2 listed museum. English Heritage Building ID: 139481 C18. Symmetrical front (west) of 2 storeys and attic, 3 windows, with a later single-storeyed extension on the north side (of 2 windows). To the south is attached a school building of 1888, having a symmetrical elevation

8 and 10, Marlborough Street, Andover Grade 2 listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 139537 Mainly C19. Former school and master's house (west side). Symmetrical facade (south-west) of 2 storeys, 4 windows, the design being virtually identical to Nos 12- 22. Tile roof, eaves broken by the heads of the upper windows which are surmounted by a brick-faced gable; central stack. A stone panel above the central entrances is inscribed ... 'School restored by Charlotte Elizabeth Pollen widow of Sir John Walter Pollen Bart 1872'.

St Mary's Church Steps and Forecourt Wall, Andover Grade 2 listed steps - English Heritage Building ID: 139536 Circa 1850. The church stands higher than the previous medieval building, and the position of the former nave is marked by a series of steps, from the street to the west door, flanked by forecourt walls. Piers remain on either side of the entrance and at the north end.

Church of St Mary - Gales Court, Andover, Hampshire SP10 1ER Grade 2 listed church - English Heritage Building ID: 139535 1840 (first service 11.8.1844), tower 1846, by Augustus F Livesay (and Sydney Smirke). The medieval church was demolished and the present church rebuilt over part of its site, at the expense of Dr Goddard (a former headmaster of Winchester) in an Early English (Salisbury) style. Nave and aisles of 6 bays, the aisles being extended a bay on each side of the tower.

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