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Listed Buildings in Anderson, , Dorset

  1. I Anderson Manor Photos
    Anderson, Dorset, DT11
  2. II Barn at Tomson Farm, 25 Metres West of the Farmhouse
    Winterborne Tomson, Dorset, DT11
  3. II Boundary and Garden Walls to the Old Rectory
    Anderson, Dorset, DT11
  4. II Boundary Wall to the Churchyard of Church of St Michael
    Anderson, Dorset, DT11
  5. II Bridge over River Winterbourne at Main Entrance to Anderson Manor
    Anderson, Dorset, DT11
  6. I Church of Saint Andrew Photos
    St Andrew's Church, Winterborne Tomson, Dorset, DT11
  7. II Church of Saint Michael Photos
    St Michael's Church, Anderson, Dorset, DT11
  8. II Entrance Piers and Walls to Garden of Anderson Manor, on West Side
    Anderson, Dorset, DT11
  9. II Extreme Gatepiers and Gates to Anderson Manor, 40M South-East of the Manor
    Anderson, Dorset, DT11
  10. II Garden and Terrace Walls Immediateky South-East of Anderson Manor
    Anderson, Dorset, DT11
  11. II Garden Walls Enclosing Garden North of Anderson Manor
    Anderson, Dorset, DT11
  12. II Garden Walls Immediately East of Anderson Manor, Including 2 Garden Houses
    Anderson, Dorset, DT11
  13. II Marsh Farm House, Including Walls to Enclosed Yard, North of the House
    Winterborne Muston, Dorset, DT11
  14. II Outbuilding Immediately South of the Old Rectory
    Anderson, Dorset, DT11
  15. II Stable Cottage
    Anderson, Dorset, DT11
  16. II The Old Rectory
    Anderson, Dorset, DT11
  17. II* Tomson Farm House
    Winterborne Tomson, Dorset, DT11
  18. II Wall Along North Side of River Winterbourne 15M South-East of Anderson Manor
    Anderson, Dorset, DT11

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