75 NW Purton Wharf | WBCT Illustrated History

Purton Wharf. 3 cottages exist now rebuilt. Canal extinct, fields recovered for agricultural use. Route cross field to south-east to Moredon.

D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969

01 St. Helen's Wharf

019 Wharf buildings Dauntsey Jan 1979

02 Abingdon Lock & River

06 Melksham Wharf c 1900 (002)

080 Wharf Farm Hay Lane June 1978

1.01.2 Abingdon (346n)

15 Wantage Basin

16 East Challow Wharf

2.1.2 Wantage Branch (205n)

20 Longcot Top Lock & Wharf

22 Longcot Wharf

25 Bourton Wharf

3.10.2 West Vale (360n)

3.12 West Vale (335n)

3.18.2 West Vale 03 (363n)

37 Wootton Bassett Wharf

38 Vastern Wharf

4.01 Swindon (339n)

5.06.1 North Wilts (421n)

5.06.2 North Wilts (460n)

56 Lacock Wharf

6.12.2 Dauntsey 02 (626n)

69 NW Chelworth Wharf

75 NW Purton Wharf

C C 01 sharpened 4x models DF2K

Chaveywell Wharf official opening

Chaveywell Wharf official opening

Chaveywell Wharf official opening

Chaveywell Wharf official opening on 11th June 1989

Chaveywell Wharf official opening on 11th June 1989

Chaveywell Wharf official opening on 11th June 1989

Chaveywell Wharf official opening on 11th June 1989

Chaveywell Wharf official opening on 11th June 1989

Chaveywell Wharf official opening on 11th June 1989

Chaveywell Wharf official opening on 11th June 1989

Wroughton Wharf

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