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Summer Outing - Alresford 2017
An explanation for each image is given in the centre of the page. Photograph 1 is in the top left corner. To match the remainder, follow clockwise from number 1.
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- View from Alresford Recreation Centre, our venue for the morning talks.
- Part of the Millennium Trail which takes you alongside the River Alre, otherwise known as the River Arle!
- The Old Fire Station at the bottom of Broad Street – designed by William Hunt and built in 1882, it was in use until 1940.
- An old house on Mill Hill, which was once an industrial area where the tanneries were located.
- St John the Baptist, the Parish Church of New Alresford – a grade 2* listed Building.
- Graves of French soldiers from the Napoleonic Wars, in the grounds of St John’s Church.
- Sign on toilet block near to New Alresford railway station recalling the part played in the Portland Spy Ring.
- St Mary the Virgin Church, Old Alresford – the Mothers’ Union was founded here by Mary Sumner.
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