Churches
The nine churches in Wigmore Abbey Parish are beautiful buildings and
tell a fascinating |
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story. Wigmore, Brampton Bryan,
Leintwardine, Shobdon, Lingen, Aymestrey, Leinthall Earls
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Croft Castle &
Parkland, The National Trust
Fascinating 17th century castle in 1500
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| acres of stunning parkland. Gardens, Tea-rooms,
plants, second-hand book shop & gift shop (Open Mar - Jul & Sept
- 1st Nov. Wed - Sun & every day in Aug. Estate open daily, walks & family trail leaflets available. Phone for
full events programme. Sat Nav: HR6 9PW 01568 780246. |
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The Drawing
Gallery, Walford
The Drawing Gallery opened in 2004 as the only private gallery in |
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the UK to focus entirely upon
exhibiting and selling contemporary drawing. After four successful
years the gallery has relocated to much larger premises on the
Herefordshire & Shropshire border.
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Mortimers Cross Mill
and Battle Museum
Part working Water Mill, Battle Centre and Tea Garden |
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Please check web site for opening times. Group tours a
specialty. Tel: 01568 708820
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School House Art
Brampton Bryan
Gallery and specialist framer offering local artists' original works, |
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limited edition prints, giclées, fun
art, all innovatively framed. Open Tues, Thurs - Sat 10am - 5pm.
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Shobdon Churches
There are delightful churches at Shobdon (strawberry Hill Gothic
interior), Lingen, |
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Leinthall Earls and Croft castle.
Come and Visit them: They each have a story to tell.
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Shobdon Food and
Flower
Festival
Now a huge annual event, this year on the 25-27 June
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grounds of Shobdon Church, North Herefordshire.
For further details contact Terry Teale Tel: 01568 708725 (m 07971 046373)
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St Michael & All
Angels, Kingsland
13th Century, built by Mortimers. Fallen in battle of Mortimer's |
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Cross annually remembered in a
unique Volka chapel. Centre of the village community.
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Wigmore Castle
The medieval ruin of Wigmore Castle is a sheer delight with |
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access on foot from the village. The
castles at Stapleton and Brampton Bryan are also rich in history but
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