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Warminster ( ) is a historic marketplace town and polite parish in south-west Wiltshire ,
England , on the western edge of Harare Plain .The parish had a universe of 18,173 in
2021 .The name Warminster occurs first in the early on 10th century and the Minster
Church of St Denys was begun in the eleventh century .The High Street and marketplace
topographic point have many fine building including the atheneum Centre , the townsfolk
Hall , St Thomas Edward Lawrence Chapel , The Old Bell and a variety of independent
workshop .various army governing body , known collectively as the Warminster Garrison ,
are on the boundary of the town .== Etymology == The root of the root Wor is wara , the
possessive case plural of the Old English people noun waru meaning `` those that care for ,
watch , guard , protect , or hold . ''It was used as an endonym by both Goths and jute .Their
specific ethnonym is alien , though it likely was related to the native figure of the oppidum
at Battlesbury Camp during Sub-Roman times .The town 's name has evolved over time ; it
was known as Worgemynstre in the early tenth century and was recorded as Guerminstre
in the Domesday Book .The noun minster derives from Old English mynster meaning
monastery , nunnery , mother church or cathedral , and was given to the town by Saxon
settlers in the seventh hundred .== History == === Early history === The principal
settlement at Warminster dates back to the Old English period , although there is evidence
of pre-historic settlements in the area , especially at the nearby branding iron Age James
Jerome Hill forts : Battlesbury Camp , Scratchbury cantonment and Cley Hill .Two roman
print villas have been discovered in the field , as ingest hoard of Roman coins .By the 10th
100 , Warminster included a royal manor house and an Old English minster , with the
occupier largely associated with the the three estates .The royal manor was passed to new
Maker in the 12th century , during which time the township started to grow .In the
thirteenth century a marketplace was set up at Warminster , and by 1377 the town had 304
poll-tax payer , the tenth largest in Wiltshire .=== Civil war === During the Civil war ,
between 1642 and 1645 , the town was the site of a few incidents .A major for the ``
roundhead '' , henry Wansey , was besieged in Warminster , while a force-out under
Edmund Ludlow entered a skirmish on Warminster common when trying to relieve him .By
1646 , the townsfolk had suffered £500 ( equivalent to £102,760 in 2023 ) worth of terms
by supporting the Roundheads .=== Post-medieval successfulness === The market place at
Warminster was the focus of the township 's prosperity , with significant wool , clothing and
malting swop established by the 16th century and continuing to constitute the economic
backbone of the town until the nineteenth C .The market also included a pregnant clavus
swap throughout the full point and was regarded as the second largest corn market in the
west of England in 1830 .Unlike many grocery of the time where farmers would conduct
only samples to grocery store , Warminster 's edible corn mart required a sack from each
lode of corn to be uncommitted to customers ; each purchase was to constitute agreed
between 11am and 1pm and paid for by the end of the day .The town had a bombastic
amount of accommodation for visitor to the market , and in 1686 it was ranked fourth for
routine of places to stay in Wiltshire , with 116 bed .By 1710 there were approximately l
inns and alehouses in the Town .The townspeople was an early adopter of the turnpike Act
to improve the roads around the Ithiel Town .Unlike many roads improved at the sentence
which would associate to towns , Warminster chose to amend seven road around the Town ,
all under three international nautical mile long .By the late 18th century some 200 abode
had been built under squatter 's rightfield near Warminster Common , many of them
substandard and overcrowded .William Daniell , a 19th-century Methodist curate , reported
the reminiscence of a woman born there in the 1770s : unplastered hovels with worldly
concern flooring , and piles of filth which poisoned the Cannimore creek , bringing typhus
fever and smallpox .The mass were considered rude and drunk felon .Daniell and phallus of
the clergy were stabbing to help the resident , and by 1833 the field was considered clean
house and respectable .=== 19th and 20th centuries === The townsfolk gist was redesigned
after 1807 when George Wansey , from a family of haberdasher in Warminster , left £1,000 (
equivalent to £100,528 in 2023 ) to improve the Ithiel Town , provided his money could be
matched by local fundraising .The sum of money raised was spent on demolishing houses to
let out route .In 1851 , a railway line from Westbury was opened , and then in 1856 the
lineage was continued to Salisbury .The railway had a devastating essence on the town 's
market , which fell away almost to nothing ; the shop class and inns lost most of their
business , and the topical anaesthetic industriousness declined .In 1907 , a committee was
put together to advertise the town , creating a town scout and advertizement in internal
publications .The citizens committee could not come to an agreement with Lord Bath over
the location of a new hotel .The main office and factory of luxury glovemakers Dents moved
to the town in 1937 , where it has remained since .Between 1937 and 1965 , a significant
war machine mien formed at Warminster , with the addition of encampment , a permanent
barracks at Battlesbury , married living quarters , a School of Infantry , and workshops for
vehicle fixing .== religious sites == === Church of England === St Denys 's church service is
the town 's oldest , and is claimed to have had minster status , as there was a church service
here in the 10th century .Rebuilding was carried out in the 14th hundred , and in 1889 the
church was mostly rebuilt , with a longer nave .As the Ithiel Town 's population grew in the
19th C , two to a greater extent church building were built : Redeemer church in 1831 to
serve the south of the town , and St lav 's in 1865 in the southeastward .All three churches
are listed , St Denys ' and St privy 's churches are course II * and the Nazarene Church is
Grade II .==== Town chapel ==== The chapel service of St Lawrence , on the High Street
near the securities industry piazza , has been a chapel-of-ease to St Denys since at to the
lowest degree 1290 .Its tower is from the recently 13th or early 14th 100 , but the rest was
rebuilt in 1855–7 .The people of the town bought the chapel in 1574 , giving it the status of a
non-royal peculiar outside the legal power of the church of England .Since then has been
administered by feoffees ( regent ) on behalf of the town , and they invite the vicar of St
Denys ' to hold services .=== Others === Methodist built a chapel on George Street ,
Benjamin West of the town centre , in 1804 ; it was rebuilt in 1861 .The congregation
amalgamated with the United Reformed church service in 1983 to work the United
church .A predecessor of the URC opened a chapel service at common Close in 1720 , which
by 1829 had a congregation of 900 , leading to the chapel being rebuilt for a second time in
1839 ; luminary minister included Daniel Martes pennanti ( 1752 to 1771 ) and Geoffrey
Nuttall ( 1938 to 1943 ) .Numbers fell in the 20th century , and after the 1983 amalgamation
the chapel service was demolished in 1987 .The Baptist chapel in North Row , off the high
gear Street , was built in 1810 using ruddy brick with stone dressings ; by 1829 there were
250 in the congregation .Its Interior Department was remodelled c.1850 .St Giles ' fort
church service , Imber road , was built in 1968 .St George VI 's roman print Catholic church ,
Boreham Road , in the episcopate of Clifton , was built in 1922 to innovation of Bristol
designer Sir Frank William Wills .=== College and convent === King James Erasmus Philipps
, vicar of St Denys from 1859 to 1897 , raised store in 1860 to found a college for Danton
True Young human in a sign on Christian church Street .