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Lacock
Village dates from the 13th Century and has been used for 
the filming of Pride
& Prejudice, Moll Flanders & Emma. The village has its own
bakery, three pubs, pottery and workshops specialising in antiques restoration. 
King John's Hunting Lodge, reputedly the oldest house in the village, is worth a
visit - you can enjoy drinks and snacks in pleasant surroundings in the gardens
or the old tea rooms.
Lacock Abbey
was founded in 1232 and converted into a country house c.1540, the medieval
cloisters, sacristy, chapter house and monastic rooms
have survived largely intact. 
The
16th century stable courtyard has half-timbered gables, a clock house brewery
and bake house. The Victorian woodland garden has a fine display of flowers,
magnificent trees and an 18th century summer-house.
The Museum of Photography (at the entrance to the Abbey grounds)
commemorates the achievements of a former resident of the Abbey, William Fox
Talbot.
Please remember to check for availability and opening times before
planning a visit
Abbey: 01249 730227 Museum: 01249 730459
From Box Hedge Farm go left onto
B4465 for 5 miles, go right onto the A46 and join the M4 at Junction 18. Go East
for London coming off at the next Junction (17). Follow signs for A4 then A350.
Lacock is well signposted.