
What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: The Chantry. Believed to have been designed by the Longleat surveyor c.1755. First recorded occupant John Seagram, surgeon, 1783, remaining in the family until James Bartlett, brewer, bought it in 1889. A dental practice since 1935. Warminster Civic Trust & Town Council Recorded plaque organisation: Warminster Civic Trust.
The Chantry, designed around 1755, was first occupied by John Seagram, a surgeon in 1783; it later became property of James Bartlett, a brewer, in 1889, marking significant ownership transitions in Warminster's history.
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