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Ashleworth Tithe Barn   A huge medieval tithe barn in a secluded spot on the banks of the Severn. Built in the late 15th century by the monks of Bristol Abbey, and still used by a working farm. Now in the care of the National Trust. Ashleworth, Gloucestershire, England, GL19 4JA Attraction Type: Historic Property Location: On a minor road from Ashleworth village, 3 miles north of Gloucester off the A417. Signposted from the village green. Website: Ashleworth Tithe Barn Email: ashleworth@nationaltrust.org.uk Phone: 01452 814213 Fax: 01452 810055 National Trust Location map Details of Ashleworth Tithe Barn - Photos of Ashleworth Tithe Barn OS SO818252 Photo Credit: David Ross / Britain Express Accommodation: nearest hotels - nearest Self catering

Frocester Tithe Barn   One of the better preserved medieval tithe barns in the country, built in the late 13th century, with roof timbers dated to 1525. The barn is composed of 13 bays, and measures 186 feet in length. It is still in use as a working farm building after over 7 centuries. Nearby is a 16th century gatehouse (viewing by arrangement). Frocester Court, Frocester, Cotswolds, Gloucestershire, England Attraction Type: Historic Property Location: 2 miles south west of Stonehouse. Free entry all year during daylight hours. Website: Frocester Tithe Barn Phone: 01453 823250 OS SO787027 Photo Credit: David Ross / Britain Express Accommodation: nearest hotels - nearest Self catering

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