Ogbourne St. Andrew, England

Milestone on old Swindon to Marborough turnpike. c1762. Sarsen. Shaft of triangular section with grooved top and square base. Legends incised and mostly illegible.

Gatepiers. C18. Limestone, banded rustication, with architrave and cornice. Inner stops. Raised ball finials. Later wrought- iron gates.

Milestone on Marlborough to Wootton Bassett turnpike. Early C19. Painted stone. Half-cylindrical shaft with grooved top. Incised and painted legend reading, to left: TO / WOOTTON / BASSETT / 9 / MILES. On right: TO / MARLBRO / 3 MILES.

Stable building, now loose boxes. C18. Timber framed and weatherboarded on sarsen sills. Thatched roof. Four bays, framing 2 panels high. Tie beam trusses with curved braces to posts and raking struts to principals. High collar beams and 2 purlins.

Anglican chapel of All Saints, now restaurant, 1872, by J. Baverstock of Marlborough. Diaper squared sarsen and flint panels, limestone dressings and tiled roof. Nave with west bellcote, south porch, and short chancel.

Group of four chest tombs. C17. Limestone. Reversed chamfered tops and chamfered bases. Plain sides.

Unidentified chest tomb. Probably C17. Reverse chamfered table, base buried. Inscriptions not identified.

Cottage. Early C17, with later alterations. Timber framed with brick noggings, stone, and thatched roof. Single storey and attic. Two bays with lobby entry opposite stack at left end, the door replaced by window.

House. C17. Colourwashed stone with timber framed gable.

Megalithic sarsen wall defining north-west section of graveyard from large stone to gate. Date unknown. Twenty-two upright stones ending in a large sarsen megalith. An unusual survival in this area.