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Overview Barber's Point Burial, c.600 Snape Ship Burial, c.650 Domesday, 1086 Facts & Figures, 1086 on Bendectine Priory, 1155-1528 Church of St John the Baptist, C13-15 Local Heroes (and a very few villains!) The Old Mill (Benjamin Britten), 1797 OS First Series 1" map detail, 1837 Snape Branch Line, 1859-1960 Snape Chapel, 1862-2008 Garretts' Snape portraits, 1888 Garretts' Snape portraits commentary The 20th & 21st Centuries
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History

Overview
Barber's Point Burial, c.600
Snape Ship Burial, c.650
Domesday, 1086
Facts & Figures, 1086 on
Bendectine Priory, 1155-1528
Church of St John the Baptist, C13-15
Local Heroes (and a very few villains!)
The Old Mill (Benjamin Britten), 1797
OS First Series 1" map detail, 1837
Snape Branch Line, 1859-1960
Snape Chapel, 1862-2008
Garretts' Snape portraits, 1888
Garretts' Snape portraits commentary
The 20th & 21st Centuries

The grave of Joseph Lee, the only one of 44 Snape casualties
of the two World Wars to be buried at home.

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