Berrington Hall- Above the Staircase

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Berrington Hall- Above the Staircase

Berrington Hall- Above the Staircase

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Berrington Hall- Scagliola Columns

Berrington Hall- Scagliola Columns

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Scagliola is a form of plaster which resembles marble.
Berrington Hall Gardens

Berrington Hall Gardens

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Berrington Hall

Berrington Hall

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An eighteenth century house, designed by Henry Holland, with park and garden. The park was designed by Lancelot Brown, in 1778. His son-in-law designed the house.
Cider Silos

Cider Silos

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Westons Cider Mill, Much Marcle, Herefordshire.
Old Cider Press

Old Cider Press

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Westons Cider Mill, Much Marcle, Herefordshire.
Cider Mill Effigy

Cider Mill Effigy

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Westons Cider Mill, Much Marcle, Herefordshire.
Sign in the Cider Mill

Sign in the Cider Mill

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Westons Cider Mill, Much Marcle, Herefordshire.
'Old Rosie'

'Old Rosie'

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Westons Cider Mill, Much Marcle, Herefordshire.
Aveling and Porter Steam Roller

Aveling and Porter Steam Roller

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Westons Cider Mill, Much Marcle, Herefordshire.
Our Guide to the Cider Mill

Our Guide to the Cider Mill

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Westons Cider Mill, Much Marcle, Herefordshire.
Ross-On-Wye- Almshouses

Ross-On-Wye- Almshouses

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Ross-On-Wye- Inscription on the Plague Cross

Ross-On-Wye- Inscription on the Plague Cross

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The Plague Cross, also known as the Corpse Cross, was erected in the church yard of St. Mary's church in 1637 as a memorial to 315 people who died in the town of the plague in 1637. These people were buried nearby in a plague pit, at night and without coffins.[6] By 1896, the cross had fallen into disrepair and the top of the cross was missing. It was later restored to its former state. (Wikipedia)
Ross-0n-Wye- Plague Cross

Ross-0n-Wye- Plague Cross

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The Plague Cross, also known as the Corpse Cross, was erected in the church yard of St. Mary's church in 1637 as a memorial to 315 people who died in the town of the plague in 1637. These people were buried nearby in a plague pit, at night and without coffins.[6] By 1896, the cross had fallen into disrepair and the top of the cross was missing. It was later restored to its former state. (Wikipedia)
Ross-On-Wye- Spire of St. Mary's Church

Ross-On-Wye- Spire of St. Mary's Church

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Ross-On-Wye- Alabaster Sculpture of Colonel William Rudhall in St. Mary's Church

Ross-On-Wye- Alabaster Sculpture of Colonel Willia…

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Ross-On-Wye- Market Hall

Ross-On-Wye- Market Hall

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Ross-On-Wye- Memorial on Man of Ross House

Ross-On-Wye- Memorial on Man of Ross House

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