Castle Combe (English Wikipedia)

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Root, Jane (March 2017). "The Market Cross, Castle Combe: History of Repairs" (PDF). Castle Combe Parish Council. Retrieved 18 March 2021.

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Doyle, Dave (23 February 2023). "When Castle Combe became the set of Steven Spielberg blockbuster War Horse". wiltshirelive.co.uk. Wiltshire Live. Retrieved 11 January 2024.