Old Views of Limpley Stoke
Limpley Stoke Village in 1780 by Robins. The Manor is the building in the bottom left hand corner.
Stoke Lodge House in Middle Stoke with the village below it looking towards the Dundass Aqueduct by Mrs Elizabeth Tackle c.1850
Stoke Lodge House in Middle Stoke
The village by Mrs Elizabeth Tackle c.1850. On the left is the farmhouse which was later to become the hotel. The Hop Poles, Mill, Manor House & Stables and Lower Hayze can all be clearly seen.
Limpley Stoke from the River Avon by Benjamin Barker

A view od a barge on the caal with Dundas Aqueduct and Limpley Stoke in the distance

Limpley Stoke with a view looking towards the Dundas Aqueduct. The Viaduct and Brass knocker Hill are in the foreground.
The Old Wooden Stoke Bridge in Limpley Stoke
A view of the canal and Dundas Aqueduct with Limpley Stoke and St. Mary`s Church in the background.
A view looking on to Dundas Aqueduct with the river Avon flowing below it. You can also see the Steam train in the bottom right hand corner.
Dundas Aqueduct in 1808 by Nattes
Limpley Stoke Mill in 1860 by James Irvine
Limpley Stoke Manor in 1890
Limpley Stoke Manor in 1870

Limpley Stoke Mill after a Fire gutted the building

The old Wooden Stokeford Bridge
The old Wooden Stokeford Bridge
The Rose and Crown, Limpley Stoke in 1865
The old Wooden Stokeford Bridge
The Limpley Stoke Valley in 1850 by Mrs Elizabeth Tackle
A view of the canal and Dundas Aqueduct with Limpley Stoke and St. Mary`s Church in the background.