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   Find local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps.

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3. www.explorethepast.co.uk › 2021 › 06Updated Map and Plans Index - Worcestershire Archive ...

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   Jun 17, 2021 · We hold an extensive collection of printed and manuscript maps and plans relating to Worcestershire and the surrounding area dating from 1564 to the late 20 st century. Maps and plans make an appearance in many of our collections.

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4. www.explorethepast.co.uk › 2020 › 05Online Resources: Map Index - Worcestershire Archive ...

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   May 28, 2020 · Most of the maps from the archives are listed on an online searchable index which you can search at home ready for when we can reopen. Pirton map 17th century. We love maps. They are a fantastic historic resource, providing lots of information about the past, and in a visual format.

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5. discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk › details › aWorcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service | The National ...

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   View on map. Visit website. Telephone: 01905 822 866. Open: Tuesday 10.30-1, 1.30-4; Wednesday 1.30-7; Thursday-Saturday 10.30-1, 1.30-4. Closed: Bank holidays. Wheelchair access. Readers ticket...

6. www.historyhit.com › guides › best-historic-sites-in10 of the Best Historic Sites in Worcestershire

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   Jun 23, 2022 · Here are 10 of the most impressive historic sites and attractions in Worcestershire, inviting you to gaze on Elizabethan manors, step onto medieval battlefields, or tread through Second World War and Cold War history at Drakelow Tunnels.

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7. www.communityarchives.org.uk › contentKnow Your Place Worcester - Community Archives and Heritage Group

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   Know Your Place Worcester is a digital heritage mapping resource to help you to explore your area online through historic maps, photographs and linked information. It is based on material from the Worcester City Historic Environment Record, the database of all known historic and archaeological sites, buildings and monuments within the city.

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   Where is the Museum of Royal Worcester?

   • The Museum of Royal Worcester, situated on Severn Street in Worcester, houses a fine collection of local porcelain works and exhibits focused on Georgian, Victorian and 20th century lives. Worcester porcelain was manufactured in the city between 1751 and 2008, and was widely known as luxury tableware.

   10 of the Best Historic Sites in Worcestershire

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   What is Avoncroft Museum of historic buildings?

   • Avoncroft Museum of Historic Buildings is an open-air museum in Stoke Heath, Worcestershire, which provides safe harbour for historic buildings wearied by neglect or displaced by new planning. The structures at Avoncroft represent over 700 years of history.

   10 of the Best Historic Sites in Worcestershire

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   What is Worcestershire known for?

   • Explore the people and places of Worcestershire's past at these historic sites. From the porcelain collection at the Museum of Royal Worcester to the enchanting folly of Broadway Tower, Worcestershire is home to an array of unique and memorable historic sites.

   10 of the Best Historic Sites in Worcestershire

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   Where do the hills of Worcestershire come from?

   • The hills of Worcestershire rise on three sides, neatly enveloping the vale of the River Severn and its tributaries and leaving only the south as an opening to the Bristol Channel. In the west, the Malvern Hills form the border with Herefordshire.

   Worcestershire. Building Stones of England - Historic England

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   Which sandstone was used in Worcestershire?

   • River and canal transport enabled the use of both of these Triassic stones in Worcestershire, and also Holt Stone and Highley Sandstone. Repair work to the quayside in Bewdley, as part of recent flood prevention work, included red Permian St Bees Sandstone from Cumbria.

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   What ooidal stone was used in Worcester?

   • There are notable examples of the use of white ooidal Portland Stone (Upper Jurassic) in Worcester. It stands out well, with its large bivalve fossils, in the extensive facing of the old police station (now the College of Technology) and the adjacent fire station.

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9. historicengland.org.uk › bse-worcestershireWorcestershire. Building Stones of England - Historic England

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   The Building Stone GIS map allows you to search the Building Stones Database for England for: A building stone type in an area. Details on individual mapped buildings or stone sources. Potential sources of building stone sources within a given proximity of a stone building or area.