This short visit to the small Wiltshire village of Lacock (pronounced lay-cock) tidied up a piece of unfinished business from my Cotswolds tour of 2015, during which I learned of Lacock's existence. Located just three miles from Chippenham, this beautifully preserved village is mostly owned by the National Trust and is regularly used as a setting for period dramas on both film and television.
Following the Dissolution of the Monasteries, the former Lacock Abbey became a country house which was later owned by William Henry Fox Talbot, one of the 19th-century pioneers of photography.
					
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| ABOVE: Lacock Abbey and the Fox Talbot Museum | |||||
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| Linked reports from same trip: | 
| Liverpool | 
| South & SW England | 
| Bristol | 
| Winchester | 
| Salisbury | 
| Bournemouth | 
| Dorchester | 
| Weymouth | 
| Exeter | 
| Dawlish | 
| Manchester |