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 Ludlow |
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 Tudor Inn, Pembridge |
 Ludlow Castle and town walls |
 Weobley |
 Longhouse, Pembridge |
 Yeoman's house with chimney added in later Tudor times to the side of the house |
 Most wide main streets in towns did not used to be wide. Rather they had rows of houses and narrow alleys between. They still exist in part of Ludlow as you can see here. Most of these kinds of houses were pulled down by Victorian times to make wider roads, so those in Ludlow are now rare |
 Regency (18th century) houses in Ludlow |
 Part of the housing that made up the town walls of Ludlow. This is a gate through the walls |
 Tudor/Jacobean buildings in Ludlow |
 The Feathers Inn, Ludlow, one of the most famous late Tudor-style buildings, with highly decorated woodwork |
 Dinham Bridge and Castle in Ludlow |
 Ironbridge in Shropshire |
 Ironbridge in Shropshire at night |
 Ludlow |
 The Ludlow Food Festival |
 The River Severn |
 The River Severn's flood defences |
 Shrewsbury |
 Shrewsbury Castle |
 Shropshire Union Canal |
 Stokeksay Castle |
 Stokeksay Castle |
 The Teme at Ludlow |
 Wenlock Edge in winter |
 Wenlock Priory |
 Whittington Castle |
 The Wrekin in summer |
 The Wrekin in winter |
 Acton Burnell, Shropshire |
 Bridgenorth and the Severn |
 Chepstow Castle |
 Long Mynd, Shropshire |
 Ludford bridge, Ludlow |
 Ludlow Castle |
 Market Drayton |
 St Chad Church, Shrewsbury |
 The south tower of Stokesay Castle |
 Wenlock Priory |
 Black and white Tudor-style building in Chester |
 Row of black and white Tudor-style buildings, Chester |
 Different architectural styles in Chester |
 Bridge Street in Chester, which was called the Via Praetoria in Roman times |
 The corner of Bridge Street, Chester |
 The Cross at the end of Bridge Street, Chester |
 Detail of black and white Tudor-style building Chester |
 Row of black and white Tudor-style buildings in Chester |
 Red bricks and black and white Tudor styles next to each in Chester |
 Eastgate Clock on Eastgate, Chester. The clock was built to commemorate Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. |
 Eastgate, Chester |
 Eastgate, Chester, which marks the Roman entrance to the fort that was built on the site |
 Chester cathedral |
 Chester cathedral, with war memorial in its grounds |
 Shopping street in Chester |
 Shopping street in Chester with Victorian stone building |
 Tudor-style, Georgian and Victorian buildings next to each other in Chester |
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