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Old Pictures of Salisbury, Wiltshire

 Enjoy a glimpse of history through old images of Salisbury, Wiltshire, England, USA.

Salisbury is an attractive city in the rural county of Wiltshire of South West England, and home to an ancient Cathedral and many smaller historic buildings.

Old Photos of Salisbury

If you click on the top half of one of these old pictures or photos, it will display a larger version of the full image.

Old picture of cows by Salisbury Cathedral Wiltshire England
Old cigarette card picture of cows grazing in front of Salisbury Cathedral, Wiltshire
Old photo postcard of the Poultry Cross at Salisbury England UK late 1800s
Old photo postcard of the Poultry Cross at Salisbury, taken between 1870 and 1890
Old photo of the view of Salisbury Wiltshire England Circa 1910
Old photo of the view of Salisbury in Wiltshire, roughly around 1910
Old colour photo of the river view of Salisbury Cathedral Wiltshire England UK Circa 1905
Old colour photo of the river view of Salisbury Cathedral, taken around 1905
Old photo of the North East of Salisbury Cathedral Wiltshire England Circa 1905
Old photo of the North East of Salisbury Cathedral in Wiltshire, taken by 1905
Old photo of the North West of Salisbury Cathedral Wiltshire England Circa 1905
Old photo of the North West of Salisbury Cathedral in Wiltshire taken by 1905
Old photo of Salisbury Cathedral Salisbury Wiltshire England UK Circa 1900
Old photo of Salisbury Cathedral, taken before 1905
Old photo postcard of the Infirmary Salisbury Wiltshire England UK 1905
Old photo postcard of the Infirmary at Salisbury, Wiltshire, from about the year 1905
Old photo postcard of the Public Library at Salisbury England UK 1906
Old photo postcard of the Public Library at Salisbury, from the year 1906
Old photo of Salisbury Cathedral Wiltshire England Circa 1910
Old photo of Salisbury Cathedral, roughly 1910
Old photo of Salisbury Cathedral from the river Wiltshire England Circa 1910
Old photo of Salisbury Cathedral from the riverbank, taken around 1910
Old photo postcard of Wyndham Road Salisbury Wiltshire England UK
Old photo postcard of Wyndham Road, Salisbury
Old photo postcard of Fisherton Street Salisbury Wiltshire England UK
Old photo postcard of Fisherton Street, Salisbury
Closeup of an old photo postcard of Fisherton Street Salisbury Wiltshire England UK
Closeup of an old photo postcard of Fisherton Street, Salisbury
Closeup 2 of an old photo postcard of Fisherton Street Salisbury Wiltshire England UK
Closeup of an old photo postcard of Fisherton Street, Salisbury
Closeup of an old photo of Salisbury Market Wiltshire England Circa 1920s
Closeup of an old photo of the market at Salisbury in the 1920s
Old photo of Salisbury Market Wiltshire England Circa 1920s
Old photo of Salisbury Market in Wiltshire, probably taken in the 1920s
Old photo of St Anne's Gateway Salisbury Wiltshire England Circa 1927
Old photo of St Anne's Gateway, Salisbury, around the year 1927
Old photo of Salisbury Wiltshire England taken from Salisbury plain
Old photo of Salisbury taken from Salisbury plain, possibly in the 1920s
Old picture of the George Inn Salisbury Wiltshire England UK
Old cigarette card picture of the George Inn in Salisbury, Wiltshire
Old colour photo of Salisbury Cathedral from the river Wiltshire England Circa 1905
Old colour photo of Salisbury Cathedral from the river, taken before 1905 
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