Farleigh Hungerford Castle History | Access | British Castles Map Farleigh Hungerford Castle is located 9 miles south east from Bath in the Frome Valley on the Somerset/Wiltshire border. The
Wiltshire Museum (formerly the Wiltshire Heritage Museum), Devizes Exhibits | Access | Museums in Britain Visitors to the Wiltshire Heritage Museum (now just the Wiltshire Museum) can explore the museum’s
National Railway Museum York Exhibits | Access | Museums in York The National Railway Museum in York is a world class museum dedicated to the glory days of Britain’s railways,
Monmouth Museum, Monmouth, Wales Exhibits | Access The Monmouth Museum is a combination local history museum and the Lord Nelson museum. The two museums were combined in their present location
White Castle, Monmouthshire, Wales History | Access | Castles in Wales White Castle gets its name from the white rendering which once covered its outer walls. White Castle is the
Radstock Museum, Radstock, Somerset Exhibits | Access & Hours The Radstock Museum opened in 1999 and celebrates the social and industrial heritage of the Somerset Coalfield. The building occupied by
The William Herschel Museum Exhibits | Access | Museums in Bath The William Herschel Museum in Bath showcases the home of two of history’s great astronomers, William Herschel (1738-1822) and
Lodge Park, Near Cheltenham Lodge Park was built in 1634 by John ‘Crump’ Dutton, hunchback and Civil War era politician, as a grandstand for the then popular sport of deer
Stembridge Tower Mill Stembridge Tower Mill is the only remaining thatched windmill in Great Britain and dates from the 1820’s. The windmill was used to grind small amounts of grain
Dunster Castle, Minehead, Somerset History | Access | Castles in Britain Dunster Castle was the residence of the Luttrell family for over 600 years. In fact, a castle has stood on
Newark Park, Cotswolds, Gloucestershire Newark Park was built around 1550 by Sir Nicholas Poyntz as a hunting lodge. In 1790, the property was remade into an elegant house for the
