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Alberbury Castle was built around A.D. 1200, probably by Faulk fitz Warrin III. There are substantial remains of the rectangular keep and surroundi...

Fulk Fitz Warin built Alberbury Castle in the early 13th century. The surviving remains include the shell of a stone built keep that was originall...

The church dates from the 14th century with restoration work carried out during the Victorian period (1837-1901). Although the word 'restoration' i...

This watercolour was painted by Rev. Williams in 1789. This church was originally built around the 13th century, although the church experienced a...

Watercolour by Rev. Williams, painted on 7th July 1790. Alberbury priory was founded for Augustian Canons in around 1225, but after a few years, wa...

This map records field names within the Townships of Bulthy, Wollaston, Trefnant, and Winnington, with part of Bausley Township in Alberbury Parish...

This map records field names within the Townships of Alberbury, Wattlesborough, Eyton, Shrawardine and Benthall with Rowton and Amaston Townships i...

The ringwork and bailey castle at Heath Farm lies in a marshy valley once the centre of the manor of Amaston held as part of the barony of Montgome...

Loton Hall was built in two different periods, the 1670's and the 1870's. It is the family home of the Leightons, a well known family who have repr...

This leet stone lies within the grounds at Loton Park near Alberbury. This boulder is said to mark the place where the local manorial court met.

Miss Lily Francis Chitty was born in 1893 and died in 1979. During her lifetime she collected a large number of books and notes on the archaeology...

This watercolour was painted by Rev. Williams. It shows the remains of Alberbury priory, which was turned into a family home by this point. Alberb...




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