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One of England's finest Jacobean manor houses, occupied by the same family from its construction in 1607 until 1991 when it.....
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Standing taller than any other building in tewkesbury, is the fantastic tewkesbury abbey. It is over 500 years old and has the.....
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One of the finest cathedrals in England and rated as one of the most beautiful in the world, Gloucester Cathedral is a.....
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The Old Baptist chapel and Burial ground- A 15th century building opposite the abbey that was used for worship around the time.....
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Today Gloucester Docks bristles with excitement for everyone, for this is a lavish landscape where care has been taken to.....
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Bredon is a charming village close to the picturesque riverside town of Tewkesbury. It is in Bredon amongst pretty houses, some.....
Viewing the Evesham skyline from across the waters of the River Avon the visitor gets a dramatic glimpse of a "dreaming spires of.....
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The museum is now in the Victorian "Co-op Hall" opposite the Town Hall, with exhibits of agricultural equipment, Bliss Tweed Mill.....
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The ruins of Minster Lovell Hall stand in an attractive position on the banks of the River Windrush. Despite speculation, the.....
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An unspoilt English pub which originally sheltered a farmer and his stock under the same roof...
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These Bronze-Age monolithic circles are third in importance only to Stone-Henge and Avebury. They are one of the most historic.....
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Selsley Common is a beauty spot above the village of Selsley in Gloucestershire, with commanding views across the Cotswolds. It.....
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Lawrence Johnston, an American officer purchased this estate in 1907 when it was little more than a wilderness site on the.....
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Kiftsgate Court was built by Sydney Graves Hamilton between 1887-1891. He already owned the large manor house in Mickleton and.....
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Evesham Country Park has some of the most picturesque scenery in the vale of Evesham, and is home to the Evesham Vale Light.....
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Evolving from a medieval estate into a 19th century landscaped 'parkland' with sweeping pastures, large lake and semi ancient.....
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Badbury Hill is a hill in the north of the Great Coxwell village parish, with ancient woodlands on its slopes, and an Iron Age.....
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The ground floor displays tell the story of Witney's history with special emphasis on the Blanket Industry, school life and.....
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13th-century tithe barn, one of the largest and finest in the country...
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Cogges Manor Farm Museum is closed to day visitors for the 2010 season. Management of the site is being passed to a new Trust......
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