A small stone circle set within the confines of a Grade II listed 18th century park surrounding Penbedw Hall. The circle may be Bronze age, but may also have been erected as a folly during picturesque landscaping of Penbedw Hall parkland in the 18th19th century.
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The Bull first started trading under the sign of the Bull in 1385, and first licensed under Henry VII in 1495. Since then the Bull has played its part in History, housing many a weary traveller. The Bull is now fully restored and marries the modern dcor within its original … more >>
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"In Skelbrooke, Godric and Alwine had 5 carucates of land to the geld, where there could be 4 ploughs. Now Hervey has it of Ilbert. He himself has 2 ploughs there, and 9 villans and 2 bordars having 4 ploughs, and there are 5 acres of meadow. In the time of King Edward worth £4, now 3."
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Wroxeter, St Andrew's Church- Wroxeter, Shropshire, England
Wow! Now, here's a church with history! The Grade-I listed church of St Andrew's is built upon part of the former Roman town of Viroconium, and incorporates Roman bricks and stones throughout.
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