Photos of Bibury, Gloucestershire Cotswolds

Photos of Bibury

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Stock photo of the medieval terrace of Arlington Row, at Bibury, Gloucestershire Cotswolds. Part of the UK Travel and Heritage Image Library from Britain Express, Cotswold Collection

Arlington Row, a terrace of medieval cottages, is oone of the iconic scenes of the Cotswold region

Stock photo of the medieval almshouses of Arlington Row, at Bibury, Gloucestershire Cotswolds. Part of the UK Travel and Heritage Image Library from Britain Express, Cotswold Collection

Flowers surround the door of one of the cottages

Stock photo of the medieval houses of Arlington Row, at Bibury, Gloucestershire Cotswolds. Part of the UK Travel and Heritage Image Library from Britain Express, Cotswold Collection

A couple out for an early morning walk beside the medieval terrace

Stock photo of flowers in a cottage of the medieval almshouses of Arlington Row, at Bibury, Gloucestershire Cotswolds. Part of the UK Travel and Heritage Image Library from Britain Express, Cotswold Collection

Flowers festoon a cottage wall in Arlington Row

Cottage windows, Arlington Row

Arlington Row was originally built as a sheephouse in the 14th century.

Arlington Row

In the 16th century the sheephouse at Arlington Row was converted into a terrace of cottages for weavers working at nearby Arlington Mill

Arlington Row again. To the right is the nature reserve of Rack Isle

Arlington Row medieval terrace cottages

The medieval cottages of Arlington Row viewed from across the River Coln

Stock photo of the River Coln at Bibury, Gloucestershire Cotswolds. Part of the UK Travel and Heritage Image Library from Britain Express, Cotswold Collection

This small pedestrian bridge crosses River Coln from the main road through Bibury to the secluded almshouses of Arlington Row

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	Gloucestershire travel guide - Stock Photos of Bibury A quintessential Cotswold village, Bibury is famous for Arlington Row, its medieval almshouses, and the Trout Farm.