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Dearnford Trout Fishery
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Set in the heartland of Shropshire one mile south of the historic market town of Whitchurch, Dearnford Trout Fishery was designed and created amidst pleasant and scenic surroundings in the early 90's specifically with fly fishermen in mind.
The lake is naturally fed by pure spring water and it covers 15 acres. All banks are easily accessible and have been left clear for casting. Stocked regularly with excellent 'hard fighting' Rainbow and Brown Trout, the water has achieved... [more]
Visitor Rating : Set in the heartland of Shropshire one mile south of the historic market town of Whitchurch, Dearnford Trout Fishery was designed and created amidst pleasant and scenic surroundings in the early 90's specifically with fly fishermen in mind.
The lake is naturally fed by pure spring water and it covers 15 acres. All banks are easily accessible and have been left clear for casting. Stocked regularly with excellent 'hard fighting' Rainbow and Brown Trout, the water has achieved... [more]
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Royal Air Force Museum
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Set in scenic Shropshire, Royal Air Force Museum Cosford has one of the largest aviation collections in the UK, with over 60 historic aircraft.
The Museum houses world renowned collections of aircraft, engines, missiles and memorabilia in wartime hangars. [more]
Visitor Rating : Set in scenic Shropshire, Royal Air Force Museum Cosford has one of the largest aviation collections in the UK, with over 60 historic aircraft.
The Museum houses world renowned collections of aircraft, engines, missiles and memorabilia in wartime hangars. [more]
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Bridgnorth Castle Hill Railway
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For over a century Bridgnorth Cliff Railway has been transporting the people of Bridgnorth up and down the 111 ft sandstone cliffs that separate High Town from Low Town and the River Severn. It is first and foremost a working railway; its importance to both the townspeople of Bridgnorth and to visitors to the town is undiminished by age.
The railway operates two carriages on parallel tracks. Connected by steel cables, the carriages serve to counterbalance each other - as one... [more]
Visitor Rating : For over a century Bridgnorth Cliff Railway has been transporting the people of Bridgnorth up and down the 111 ft sandstone cliffs that separate High Town from Low Town and the River Severn. It is first and foremost a working railway; its importance to both the townspeople of Bridgnorth and to visitors to the town is undiminished by age.
The railway operates two carriages on parallel tracks. Connected by steel cables, the carriages serve to counterbalance each other - as one... [more]
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The Dorothy Clive Garden
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The Dorothy Clive Garden is intimate and informal. It embraces a variety of landscape features, including a superb woodland garden, an alpine scree, gravel garden and many fine mixed borders
Visitors will discover the great variety of form and colour and the fine views of the surrounding hilly countryside. The plant enthusiast will find many unusual species.
Visitors can rest on the garden seats provided throughout the grounds and enjoy the tearoom's home-baking on the... [more]
Visitor Rating : The Dorothy Clive Garden is intimate and informal. It embraces a variety of landscape features, including a superb woodland garden, an alpine scree, gravel garden and many fine mixed borders
Visitors will discover the great variety of form and colour and the fine views of the surrounding hilly countryside. The plant enthusiast will find many unusual species.
Visitors can rest on the garden seats provided throughout the grounds and enjoy the tearoom's home-baking on the... [more]
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Hawkstone Park
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Few venues can rival the attractions of Hawkstone Park Hotel. Situated in acres of outstanding natural beauty it is the obvious choice of those who wish to combine beautiful surroundings, intimate service and wonderful food from a team renowned for its pursuit of excellence.
The 66 bedroom hotel is a chip shot from its three superb golf courses and is steeped in history. It was built as an elegant and spacious hostelry in 1790, to cater for visitors to one of Britain's first... [more]
Visitor Rating : Few venues can rival the attractions of Hawkstone Park Hotel. Situated in acres of outstanding natural beauty it is the obvious choice of those who wish to combine beautiful surroundings, intimate service and wonderful food from a team renowned for its pursuit of excellence.
The 66 bedroom hotel is a chip shot from its three superb golf courses and is steeped in history. It was built as an elegant and spacious hostelry in 1790, to cater for visitors to one of Britain's first... [more]
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Land of Last Content
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Land of Last Content is a shine to everyday life in Britain through the 20th century [more]
Visitor Rating : Land of Last Content is a shine to everyday life in Britain through the 20th century [more]
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Mythstories
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The Society for Storytelling Library
Set in the historic Morgan Library at Wem , Mythstories offers galleries of fables …… Discover living legends that have inspired writers throughout the centuries and make Shropshire a home of story-telling Why did Aegaeus dive from the cliff? And what was the origin of the chinese language? Listen to tales from Canada around the camp fire. Piece together flood myths from all over the world … and more … Sit down, take a break and read from... [more]
Visitor Rating : The Society for Storytelling Library
Set in the historic Morgan Library at Wem , Mythstories offers galleries of fables …… Discover living legends that have inspired writers throughout the centuries and make Shropshire a home of story-telling Why did Aegaeus dive from the cliff? And what was the origin of the chinese language? Listen to tales from Canada around the camp fire. Piece together flood myths from all over the world … and more … Sit down, take a break and read from... [more]
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The Northgate Museum
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Visit the Northgate Museum in Bridgnorth, Shropshire. Packed full of treasures, the museum should be the first stop for anyone wanting to discover the history of the town and the local area. From an Edwardian till, to a model of Trevithick's Steam Engine, the museum's collection will interest the whole family, both young and old.
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Visitor Rating : Visit the Northgate Museum in Bridgnorth, Shropshire. Packed full of treasures, the museum should be the first stop for anyone wanting to discover the history of the town and the local area. From an Edwardian till, to a model of Trevithick's Steam Engine, the museum's collection will interest the whole family, both young and old.
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Shrewsbury Museums
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Rowley's House Museum re-opened in January 2001 under the new name of Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery (Rowley's House). The museum occupies two adjoining buildings; one of which is timber-framed (originally built as a merchant's warehouse in the 16th or early 17th Century) and the other a stone and brick building of about 1618 (the mansion of the merchant William Rowley). The buildings are among the finest in Shrewsbury. [more]
Visitor Rating : Rowley's House Museum re-opened in January 2001 under the new name of Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery (Rowley's House). The museum occupies two adjoining buildings; one of which is timber-framed (originally built as a merchant's warehouse in the 16th or early 17th Century) and the other a stone and brick building of about 1618 (the mansion of the merchant William Rowley). The buildings are among the finest in Shrewsbury. [more]
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Telford Steam Railway
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Located in the West Midlands, 20 miles west of Wolverhampton, Telford Steam Railway is a preserved railway operated by a small and friendly team of volunteers on Sundays and Bank Holidays from Easter to the end of September, and at Christmas.
Telford Steam Railway Logo image Please Feel free to browse around the site and, in particular, at the sections devoted to the great work the Society is carrying out to restore the railway and the surrounding site to its former glory.
Visitor Rating : Located in the West Midlands, 20 miles west of Wolverhampton, Telford Steam Railway is a preserved railway operated by a small and friendly team of volunteers on Sundays and Bank Holidays from Easter to the end of September, and at Christmas.
Telford Steam Railway Logo image Please Feel free to browse around the site and, in particular, at the sections devoted to the great work the Society is carrying out to restore the railway and the surrounding site to its former glory.
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