Shropshire
Properties and events in Shropshire
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St Bartholomew's Church Tong Shropshire
St Bartholomew's Church is a splendid 15th century 'treasure house', one of England's finest medieval Gothic parish churches, famous for its Golden Chapel and world-renowned collection of medieval tomb monuments. Find us on the Monarch's Way!
Dudmaston Hall
A much-loved and lived-in family home at the heart of this working, Shropshire estate. The galleries offer an unexpected chance to see works by Hepworth, Moore and Matisse set against the backdrop of a terraced garden overlooking the water.
The Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Fathers of Nicea stands on a unique site used for worship for at least 4,000 years.
Visitors can look around this ancient Church and there will be a talk about its history, an archaeological dig at the site and its present role and Church community. There will be religious books, postcards, icons and music icons for sale.
Newport Heritage Festival - Newport General Cemetery Chapel of Remembrance
Visit the Chapel of Remembrance and take a tour of some of the graves of historical or local importance.
Newport Heritage Festival - Guildhall Newport Shropshire
Visit the wonderful Tudor Guildhall, home to Newport Town Council, in the heart of Newport Shropshire.
Newport Heritage Festival - 'The Black Shed'
Visit some of Newport Shropshire's incredible buildings - the Guildhall, Newport Chapel of Remembrance, St. Nicholas Church, the canal warehouse etc
All Saints Church, Shrewsbury
A hidden gem of Gold leaf and tradition hidden in the historic rows of railways and mill housing.
Llanymynech Limeworks Heritage Area
The Llanymynech Limeworks is a unique heritage area which ceased working in 1914 due to economics and WWI. The area is a Scheduled Monument, with Grade II listed kilns and chimney and was also declared a Local Nature Reserve in September 2020.