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A40 Ross on Wye
© Philip Cross (view gallery)
Apologies for this being a camera phone picture. I'm at work and saw this view, just couldn't resist pulling over.

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Wye Valley
© Allen Lutz (view gallery)

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Corrugated Observer - Ross On Wye
© Paul Lakin (view gallery)

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Wye Valley
© Allen Lutz (view gallery)
Taken on a beautiful day in November in the Wye Valley

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Ross-on-Wye from A40 Bridge
© Christopher Duckworth (view gallery)

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Wye Valley
© Allen Lutz (view gallery)

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John Kyrle's Gate in the Prospect, Ross-on-Wye
© Simon Clarke (view gallery)

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A picture of Ross-on-Wye
© Simon Clarke (view gallery)
The Market House viewed from the junction between the High Street and Gloucester Road, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire

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The Old Jail, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire. Dates from 1820-30
© Simon Clarke (view gallery)

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St Mary's Church, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire
© AJTooth (view gallery)

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Ross-on-Wye viewed from the Rope Walk by the river Wye
© Simon Clarke (view gallery)

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St Mary's Church, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire
© AJTooth (view gallery)

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The Gazebo Tower, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire
© Simon Clarke (view gallery)

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The Market House (upper elevation), Ross on Wye
© David James (view gallery)
The right to hold a market in Ross was granted in the 12th century by King Stephen. This stimulated the economy and encouraged trade with the surrounding countryside. The current Market Hall was built between 1650 and 1654, replacing an older, probably wooden, building. It is now used as the Ross Heritage Centre. Regular markets are still held under, and in front of, the Market House.

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Ross-on-Wye viewed from Vaga Crescent.
© Simon Clarke (view gallery)

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Walenty Pytel: 'Mallards', Riverside Park, Ross on Wye
© David James (view gallery)
Pytel was born in German-occupied Poland in the 1939-45 war, was kidnapped by the Nazis, but escaped with his mother and arrived in England at the age of five. He studied at Hereford College of Arts and started to produce metal sculptures in 1965. His internationally-recognised works are inspired by nature. 'Mallards' is created from sheet steel and stands in the riverside gardens.

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A view of Ross-on-Wye from the Riverside
© Stephen Webb (view gallery)

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Walenty Pytel: 'Swans', Riverside Park, Ross on Wye
© David James (view gallery)
Pytel was born in German-occupied Poland in the 1939-45 war, was kidnapped by the Nazis, but escaped with his mother and arrived in England at the age of five. He studied at Hereford College of Arts and started to produce metal sculptures in 1965. His internationally-recognised works are inspired by nature. ‘Swans’ is created from sheet steel and stands in the riverside gardens.

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Rudhalls Almhouses
© Paul Wood (view gallery)

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This is view of Ross-On-Wye from across the river
© Dave Palmer (view gallery)

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Market Hall
© Thomas Crossley (view gallery)

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Ross on Wye, Herefordshire
© Olga (view gallery)

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