Shropshire
Properties and events in Shropshire
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"Everyday histories display" examples of Whitchurch women in business
A chance for members of the public, normally busy in the week, to visit the museum and view research into Whitchurch women running their own businesses during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
A Common Treasury
Come and enjoy this beautiful landscape and learn how people have lived off this common land for centuries. New displays and a self-guided walk will help you uncover the unique local heritage of the Clee hills.
A Tour of Shrewsburys historic Inns within the loop
Shrewsbury’s historic town loop, formed by the River Severn, contains one of the richest collections of medieval and early modern inns in England. These inns were vital stopping points for travellers, drovers, merchants, and later tourists.
Behind the scenes tour
Join us for our FREE tour behind the scenes at Shropshire Archives.
Benthall Hall
A beautiful Tudor family home where the Benthall family have had a seat for over 1,000 years. Situated within a stunning plantsman's garden showcasing beatiful crocus, hellebores, orchids, cherry trees and a sensuous rose garden.
Bridgnorth - Works of art and other objects
Enjoy a tour of art and other objects. Our paintings, which are primarily portraits of family members, include works by Kneller, Hogarth and John Ferneley
Broseley’s Jitties
Part of Wellington Walking Festival. Explore Broseley's ancient Jitties
Buildwas Holy Trinity
Come and find out more about our fascinating history and our close ties to Ironbridge Gorge, where the Industrial Revolution started; and find out how we're conserving our church building and developing our churchyard to provide a haven for wildlife.
Cambrian Railways Museum - Display of new acquisition of Cambrian Coach 238
This carriage was built in 1895 to specifications draw up by the Oswestry Works based locomotive Superintendent William Aston.
Canals and Mines – Lilleshall and Church Aston
Part of Wellington Walking Festival. An exploration of the limestone mines & transportation system of Lilleshall.
Church House
A building and display to explore.
Cinderloo Walk – 1821 Remembered
Part of Wellington Walking Festival. A ‘walk and talk’ through key locations of the historic Cinderloo riots, the mines, and the works of pre-Telford New Town
Dodington old chapel
A unique opportunity to visit the earliest purpose-built non-conformist chapel in the town. Visitors will be able to view a display detailing the architecture of the building and the history of non-conformism in Whitchurch.
Dudmaston Hall
Explore Dudmaston’s historic hall, contemporary art collections, beautiful gardens, orchard, lakeside and woodland walks, plus family play areas, a tea-room and second-hand bookshop. Set within a 3,000-acre estate, it’s perfect for relaxation, adventure and discovery.
Ellesmere Yard Heritage Tour
Part of the 'Heritage Open Days' festival, this event is a rare opportunity to see behind the scenes of Ellesmere Yard, a 200 year old canal maintenance yard that still serves the Llangollen canal today.
Everyday Heroes - Working in the wool trade in 16th Century
A brief talk at Shrewsbury Drapers Hall will describe the the impact on local people working in the wool trade in Shrewsbury in the sixteenth century. A short walk will follow the talk to the key locations mentioned in the talk.
Everyday History in Shrewsbury's Middle Ages
Join historian Russell Game for an illuminating presentation exploring the everyday lives of ordinary people in medieval Shrewsbury and the surrounding areas. For tickets : https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1990228055690?aff=oddtdtcreator
Explore our sites - Newport Cemetery Chapel
Explore the Newport Cemetery Chapel as part of Heritage Open Days on Saturday 12 September. Free entry – all welcome.
Explore our sites - St Nicholas Church including the tower
Explore St Nicholas Church (and the tower) in Newport as part of Heritage Open Days on Saturday 12 September. Free entry – all welcome.
Explore our sites - The Black Shed
Explore the historic Black Shed in Newport as part of Heritage Open Days on Saturday 12 September. Free entry – all welcome.