Herefordshire
BROCKHAMPTON SO 687 559
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Gatehouse
The gatehouse, built over a moat at Lower Brockhampton House, is said to have been built in 1543.
Date taken: 29/04/2013
The gatehouse, built over a moat at Lower Brockhampton House, is said to have been built in 1543.
Date taken: 29/04/2013
CROFT AND YARPOLE SO 449 654
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Gothick Entrance
The Gothick Entrance to Croft Castle was erected in the 1790s, soon after it was bought by Somerset Davies, the local MP.
Date taken: 04/04/2008
The Gothick Entrance to Croft Castle was erected in the 1790s, soon after it was bought by Somerset Davies, the local MP.
Date taken: 04/04/2008
CROFT AND YARPOLE SO 449 654
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Sham tower
Date taken: 04/04/2008
Date taken: 04/04/2008
CROFT AND YARPOLE
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Grotto
The grotto in Fishpool Valley at Croft Castle probably dates from the 1790s and may have been a fishing hut and an alcove for picnics.
Date taken: 04/04/2008
The grotto in Fishpool Valley at Croft Castle probably dates from the 1790s and may have been a fishing hut and an alcove for picnics.
Date taken: 04/04/2008
EARDISLAND SO 419 586
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Manor House Dovecote
The early 18th century dovecote near Manor House was restored by the villagers of Eardisland and was opened to the public in 1999.
Date taken: 04/04/2008
The early 18th century dovecote near Manor House was restored by the villagers of Eardisland and was opened to the public in 1999.
Date taken: 04/04/2008
HEREFORD SO 511 404
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Blackfriars Monastery Ruin
The Dominican Blackfriars Monastery was founded in 1376 and was consecrated by Edward III and his son, the Black Prince.
It was dissolved by Henry VIII and the ruins were restored in 1962/3.
Postcard posted: 1909
The Dominican Blackfriars Monastery was founded in 1376 and was consecrated by Edward III and his son, the Black Prince.
It was dissolved by Henry VIII and the ruins were restored in 1962/3.
Postcard posted: 1909
ROSS-ON-WYE SO 597 240
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Gate Piers
The Gate Piers at The Prospect were erected in 1700 for John Kyrle, the Man of Ross. They are capped with large vases supporting pineapples.
Date taken: 29/04/2013
The Gate Piers at The Prospect were erected in 1700 for John Kyrle, the Man of Ross. They are capped with large vases supporting pineapples.
Date taken: 29/04/2013
ROSS-ON-WYE SO 596 240
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Gateway
A gateway in the south wall of The Prospect has the date 1700 on the lintel. Corinthian pilasters support an entablature and pediment.
Date taken: 29/04/2013
A gateway in the south wall of The Prospect has the date 1700 on the lintel. Corinthian pilasters support an entablature and pediment.
Date taken: 29/04/2013
ROSS-ON-WYE SO 597 241
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Gazebo Tower
The Gazebo Tower and walls were built in 1833 and continued the tradition in Ross of medievalising the town, started by John Kyrle in the 18th century.
In 1838, it was known as Mr Collin's Tower and when it was sold in 1906 it was called Palace Pound Tower. It has also been known as Castle Tower and Royal Tower and is listed as Saddle Tower.
The Gazebo Tower and walls were built in 1833 and continued the tradition in Ross of medievalising the town, started by John Kyrle in the 18th century.
In 1838, it was known as Mr Collin's Tower and when it was sold in 1906 it was called Palace Pound Tower. It has also been known as Castle Tower and Royal Tower and is listed as Saddle Tower.