Monday 17th September 2018
 Stoford sign on the Great Wishford road, near Stoford Bridge. Photograph taken by Danny Howell on Monday 17th September 2018.
Stoford Sign
Category: Stoford: Photos
The River Wylye East Of Stoford Bridge
Monday 17th September 2018
The River Wylye, east of Stoford Bridge.
 Photographs taken by Danny Howell on Monday 17th September 2018.
The River Wylye West Of Stoford Bridge
Monday 17th September 2018
The River Wylye west of Stoford Bridge.
Photographs taken by Danny Howell on Monday 17th September 2018.
The River Wylye Seen From Stoford Bridge
Tuesday 9th August 2016
The River Wylye on the east side of Stoford Bridge, Stoford.
The view west from Stoford Bridge.
Photographs taken by Danny Howell on Tuesday 9th August 2016.
Stoford Bus Shelter
Sunday 12th May 2013
The bus shelter on the north side of the A36 at Stoford, in the Wylye Valley, between Warminster and Salisbury. The photograph was taken by Danny Howell on Sunday 12th May 2013.
The Notice Board At Stoford
Sunday 12th May 2013
The notice board on the south side of the A36 at Stoford, in the Wylye Valley, between Warminster and Salisbury. The photograph was taken by Danny Howell on Sunday 12th May 2013.
A Mile Post At Stoford
Just east of the Swan public house at Stoford,
adjacent the A36 road, in the Wylye Valley, is a cast iron milepost.
It features the legend:
“Salisbury 6 Warminster 14”
These photographs of the milepost
were taken by Danny Howell
on the afternoon of Tuesday 1st May 2012.
Looking west along the A36 at Stoford, showing the design of the milepost. It is one of several similar examples found locally.
Looking east along the A36 at Stoford.
These mileposts feature the inscriptions:
“C&M” for Carson & Miller, ironfounders, and “W”
for Warminster, where Carson & Miller operated their
Wiltshire Foundry, at Carson’s Yard, off East Street.
The mileposts also feature the inscribed date of 1832.
A rear view of the milepost at Stoford.
The Swan Inn At Stoford, Circa 1920
The Swan Inn at Stoford, circa 1920, when Edward Tabor was the landlord. The wording above the ground floor windows reads:Â “Gibbs Mew & Co. Ltd., Salisbury Ales & Stout.”
Stoford Bridge, Circa 1910
The bridge over the River Wylye at Stoford, circa 1910.