Saturday 16th May 2015
The Elm Hill Army Married Quarters, Warminster, seen from Copheap. Cradle Hill on the horizon.
 Photographs taken by Danny Howell on Saturday 16th May 2015.
Elm Hill Army Married Quarters, Warminster
Category: About Warminster: Elm Hill Army Married Quarters
The View East Along The Road Past The Elm Hill Army Married Quarters, Warminster
Saturday 7th June 2014
The view east along the road which connects Elm Hill, with Imber Road, Warminster. The Elm Hill Married Quarters for military personel in the trees on the right. Scratchbury Hill (Norton Bavant) and Cotley Hill (Heytesbury) in the distance. Photograph taken by Danny Howell on Saturday 7th June 2014.
Saturday 7th June 2014
Direction sign for Nos.50 to 194 Elm Hill Married Quarters, situated at the junction with Elm Hill, Warminster. Photograph taken by Danny Howell on Saturday 7th June 2014.
Quarters For Married Soldiers At Elm Hill, Warminster
Forty quarters for married soldiers were completed at Elm Hill, Warminster, in 1953.
Four houses for married officers were added to Elm Hill adjoining the eastern boundary of the 1953 development.
Noted by N.D.G. James in his book Plain Soldiering.