Lacock Village, Wiltshire History | Wool Town | Access | Nearby From the time of Henry VIII until 1944, the Talbot family were the landlords of Lacock Village. In 1944,
Castle Combe Market Cross, Cotswolds A market cross is a structure that marks a market square in market towns. Market crosses can be found in most market towns in Britain
Castle Combe, Cotswolds, Wiltshire Just 12 miles from Bath, Castle Combe in Wiltshire is an historic Cotswolds village. History With a population of around 350 inhabitants, the village is known
Cotswolds Map, South West England Use this map of the Cotswolds to navigate to local attractions, hotels, and pubs. The Cotswolds cover an area ranging from the Cotswolds Hills to an escarpment
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
Bourton on the Water Bourton on the Water is the epicenter of the tourist track in the Cotswolds. The River Windrush flows through the town and under a succession of
Ampney Crucis, Cotswolds, South West England Ampney Crucis is a delightful village in the Cotswolds, 3 miles east of Cirencester on the A417. With a population of just over 600, the
Cotswold Stone Walls The characteristic golden or honey colour of the stone walls in the Cotswolds area comes from the local Oolitic limestone quarried throughout the region. Cotswold stone walls
Malmesbury Abbey, Malmesbury History | Access Located 12 km south of Cirencester, Malmesbury Abbey dates from the Norman period and is known for its Romanesque sculpture on the south porch
Parish Church of St John the Baptist Cirencester The 15th century Parish Church of St John the Baptist (the so-called “Cathedral of the Cotswolds”) dominates the picturesque Market Place in
