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Harnham Gate

Harnham Gate

Harnham Gate, one of four original gates to Salisbury Cathedral Close, was built in the thirteenth century.

In 2016 the gates were smashed by a d...
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Harnham Gate, one of four original gates to Salisbury Cathedral Close, was built in the thirteenth century.

In 2016 the gates were smashed by a drunken driver and had to be rebuilt.

John Constable painted Harnham Gate in the1820’s

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