Pictures of Lower Broadheath

in the county of Worcestershire

Photograph of Lower Broadheath, the Elgar Museum

Lower Broadheath, the Elgar Museum by Dmitry Lapa ©

Photograph of Elgar's birthplace and childhood home.

Elgar's birthplace and childhood home. by Kip Bennett ©

Photograph of Elgar's house in Lower Broadheath

Elgar's house in Lower Broadheath by Mobscooter ©

Photograph of Elgar Museum in Lower Broadheath

Elgar Museum in Lower Broadheath by Dmitry Lapa ©

Photograph of Lower Broadheath, Elgar's birthplace

Lower Broadheath, Elgar's birthplace by Dmitry Lapa ©

Photograph of Lower Broadheath, a summerhouse and a well in the garden of the Elgar's museum

Lower Broadheath, a summerhouse and a well in the garden of the Elgar's museum by Dmitry Lapa ©

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Worcester (212 Pictures) a Historic City in the county of Worcestershire

(2.5 miles, 4.0 km, direction SE of Lower Broadheath)

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Great Malvern (105 Pictures) in the county of Worcestershire

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(10.1 miles, 16.2 km, direction W of Lower Broadheath)

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