The High Street of Hungerford and Beyond: a guided walk

Hungerford is full of interesting history. The town was laid out as a new town in the 13th century, and the heart of the town retains its medieval roots. Many of the High Street buildings are timber framed. However, a number were modernised during the hey-day of the coaching era, which brought so much prosperity to the town. This guided walk will cover the history of the town, key buildings in the High Street, Church Street and The Croft, before ending in Bridge Street.

The meeting place will be notified a few days before the walk. 

Numbers are limited, so pre-booking is required.

Image: Chris Talbot / Hungerford – High Street /CC BY-SA 2.0

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Date

Fri 18 Oct 2024

Time

10:30 - 12:15

Tickets

£5.00

Location

Hungerford, High Street
Hungerford, High Street
High Street, Hungerford, Berkshire RG17 0NF
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Organiser

The Centre - Berkshire FHS
Email
booking@berksfhs.org.uk
Website
https://berksfhs.org/branches/
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Speaker

  • Dr Hugh Pihlens
    Dr Hugh Pihlens
    Hungerford local historian

    Dr Hugh Pihlens (pronounced Peelens) is a retired GP from Hungerford. He has written several books on Hungerford, started the Hungerford Historical Association, leads guided walks in the town, and in 2009 began the large virtual Hungerford Museum website.