Imber, Wiltshire

Doorway to St Giles Church, Imber, Wiltshire. On November 28 1943 and just before the evacuation, the last marriage was held at the Church.

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Imber, Churches, Trees and Woodlands, WW2 Events, Wiltshire

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Imber, Wiltshire

St Giles Church at Imber is open but a few times a year, being on land owned by the MoD with very occasional public access allowed. The Church comes under the Diocese of Salisbury.

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Imber, Wiltshire

Welcome to Imber, Wiltshire. Population none since December 1943. In 1851 some 440 villagers lived here.

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Imber, Wiltshire

Almost all the village of Imber has disappeared and been replaced with an army "village" of shell buildings for training in urban warfare. The MoD says, "The MoD has maintained buildings within the village - including the medieval church - and also enhanced the site with additional training buildings." These are their enhancements.

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Imber, Buildings and Structures, Trees and Woodlands, WW2 Events, Wiltshire

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