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I'm sure there were five buildings listed, so these all need updating and/or adding to the article, along with their separate inline citations. --
194.75.238.182 (
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I added the listing ref for the Mess which is Grade II* listed. The others are Grade II and we don't normally mention those (a small Wiltshire village might have 20+ of them).
Listings can be found by searching for Upavon at
Historic England. You are right, there are 5 - the other 2 are Nettleton Block and York Cottage. Wire723 (
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I'm sure there were five buildings listed, so these all need updating and/or adding to the article, along with their separate inline citations. --
194.75.238.182 (
talk) 14:16, 10 June 2015 (UTC)reply
I added the listing ref for the Mess which is Grade II* listed. The others are Grade II and we don't normally mention those (a small Wiltshire village might have 20+ of them).
Listings can be found by searching for Upavon at
Historic England. You are right, there are 5 - the other 2 are Nettleton Block and York Cottage. Wire723 (
talk) 11:12, 11 June 2015 (UTC)reply