Historic Buildings in Worcestershire

Wichenford Dovecote is a historic 17th-century timber-framed dovecote in a quiet, rural setting beside Fitcher Brook and the moat surrounding Wichenford Court, the old manor house. The dovecote belonged to Wichenford Court and is built to a square plan, with walls of wattle and daub infill. It stands on a sandstone plinth and is topped by a tiled roof with a central cupola for birds to enter.
Wichenford, Worcestershire, England, WR6 6XY

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Worcester's 18th-century Guildhall stands on the site of a 13th-century building erected for the city's merchants. Over the centuries it has served as a courthouse, alehouse, shopping centre, prison, space for civic functions, and even offered a room for playing cards. The highlight is a superbly ornate 18th-century Assembly Room, once visited by King George III.
High Street, Worcester, Worcestershire, England, WR1 2EY

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Heritage Highlight: Superbly ornate Assembly Room

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