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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...
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This mansion was built during the Georgian period (1714 � 1837) to replace an earlier 17th century mansion badly damaged by Parliamentarian forces ...
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This stone mansion built in the gothic style lies six kilometres north of Bridgnorth. The estate is approached across a pair of bridges that span t...
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This stone mansion in the gothic style lies six kilometres north of Bridgnorth. It was built around 1812 by Thomas Whitmore. The estate includes ma...
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Bridgnorth is situated in southeast Shropshire, around 28 kilometres southeast of Shrewsbury. The town is at a bridging point of the River Severn,...
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This view of Bridgnorth shows some of its best known features. In the front of this picture you can see the Railway Station, which is now the home ...
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Can you spot Bridgnorth Castle? If you look hard enough, you can just about see what remains of Bridgnorth Castle on the top of the hill. Much of t...
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This view of Bridgnorth shows the railway in the foreground which came to the town in 1862. On top of the hill you can see the remains of Bridgnort...
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In A.D 912, the Saxons under the leadership of Ethelfleda established a fort at Bridgnorth on the current Castle Hill site. By 1101, Robert de Be...
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Bridgnorth was founded in 1101, when Earl Robert de Belleme relocated from his original stronghold at Quatford. It was at this time, that he built ...
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This postcard shows two of Bridgnorth's most famous features. On the top of Castle Hill, you can see the church of St Mary Magdalen, which was bui...
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The hill that you can see in the picture is Castle Hill, upon which the remains of the castle and St Mary Magdalen church sits. Legend has it, that...
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