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12 St John's Hill, Shrewsbury
This house was built around 1736 for the headmaster of Shrewsbury School, Dr Robert Phillips. The house is, perhaps, one of the best to be built i...
12 St John's Hill, Shrewsbury
This octagonal summerhouse can be found in the gardens of 12 St. John's Hill in Shrewsbury. The main room of the summerhouse is reached by the stai...
30 St Leonard's Square, Bridgnorth
This is the house where Richard Baxter lived whilst he was assistant Minister at St Leonard's church, between 1640 and 1641. He went on to become ...
exhibition In the first page of this circular letter dated October 8th 1813, The Ministers of the Salop Association are celebrating the greater freedom they h...
'A Dialogue between the Attingham Lad and his Friend Overheard by a Freeman', written in 1796, is about the election campaign between John and Will...
'A New Song Not quite so Comical.....', is a song in support of William Hill, during the election of 1796. It has references to the election and to...
A settlement examination for Rowland Thomas, 1778
This document is from the Clun parish records. Settlement examinations were sworn statements which identified a persons parish of settlement. This...
'A Song by A Freeman' was written in 1796. It is a song in support of John Hill and his position in parliament and mocks his opposition.
A view of Bridgnorth
This view of Bridgnorth highlights some of the town's most important features. From left to right, you can see the leaning castle keep on the top o...
A view of Peplow Hall
This view of Peplow Hall shows the parkland trees often associated with large properties such as this. At first glance this parklands might not lo...
In this view of Shrewsbury you can see the old Welsh Bridge, Shrewsbury Castle and the spires of Shrewsbury's churches. Apart from the Welsh Bridg...
This is a view of Shrewsbury from west of the town. You can see boats sailing along the River Severn, St. Mary's church, as well as the Town Walls...



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