Gervase
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It's that time of year again, when the SAVE catalogue of the buildings most at risk in Britain is published.
To quote the launch press release, it is
Much, much more at a well-known blog not a million miles from here.
To quote the launch press release, it is
SAVE does terrific work in highlighting some absolute gems which are in real danger of being lost, and has helped save many in the past from the wrecker. It's a hugely worthwhile charity and should be dear to the heart of anyone interested in period properties.the most agonising parade of delightful and
decaying historic buildings that SAVE has so far produced. Yet it is exciting too, because
many of these buildings can be tackled and rescued by enterprising individuals. This list
of over 100 buildings includes classic Queen Anne and Regency houses begging for
restoration, weather boarded Essex farmhouses, old rectories, town houses built for wealthy
merchants, pretty but forlorn village pubs, and a perfect William and Mary Dolls House
belonging to the Ministry of Defence. There are bigger buildings too, many prominent
local landmarks such as the art College at Derby, the Prison at Plymouth, several town
halls, post offices, schools, chapels and hotels. Every page is a cry for help.
Much, much more at a well-known blog not a million miles from here.