About Warminster: George Street Place

George Street Place, Warminster

Sunday 5th August 2018

George Street Place, Warminster.

Photograph taken by Danny Howell
on Sunday 5th August 2018.

Tuesday 26th April 2016

George Street Place, Warminster, BA12 8SD.

View from its junction with George Street.

Photograph taken by Danny Howell
on Tuesday 26th April 2016.

Tuesday 12th April 2016

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Adrian Phillips, in the book The Warminster Trail, compiled for the Warminster Festival 1989, and published by Aris & Phillips Ltd., wrote:

On the north side [of George Street], Nos.39/40 are the premises of R. Butcher & Son.

This business, with Corden’s and Coates & Parker, is one of the three, still in existence, about to celebrate their second centenary.

A timber frame building existed on the site in about 1600.

In 1800 the back area was a stone yard and in about 1815 the two houses were extended forwards into George Street, with an ashlar faÃ§ade.

The rear became a timber mill in about 1880 and was still used as such in 1910, when Robert Butcher moved in.

All the original buildings in the yard have been replaced except for a malthouse which is used as a store.