Grid reference SP0228
near to Winchcombe, Gloucestershire, England
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Modern houses in Riverside, Winchcombe
by David Smith
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![SP0228 : A circular walk around Winchcombe [6] by Michael Dibb](https://s3.geograph.org.uk/geophotos/07/56/36/7563691_1a674ad2_120x120.jpg)
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A circular walk around Winchcombe [6]
by Michael Dibb
The path alongside the River Isbourne ends when it meets Broadway Road.
From Castle Street, the walk runs north alongside the River Isbourne to Broadway Road. Joining the Cotswold Way, the route turns northeast to ascend Puck Pit Lane... (more)
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Winchcombe
Gloucester Street.
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Winchcombe, St. Peter's Church: Medieval floor tiles and the Parish Chest (ca 1547) |
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Gloucester Street
Looking towards the Corner Cupboard Inn
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Sign for the Plaisterers Arms, Winchcombe
by JThomas
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A quiet corner of a Cotswold garden in Winchcombe
by Ruth Thomas
Just outside this lovely garden is a busy road used by tourists and travellers in their thousands
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Mill Lane, Winchcombe
by Jaggery
The lane heads south away from Gloucester Street towards the River Isbourne.
The plaque on the right records that Winchcombe Abbey's 12th century corn mill
by the River Isbourne gave its name to this street. Several mills were... (more)
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High Street, Winchcombe
by Andrew Smith
The B4632 passing through the centre of the town. Surprisingly little traffic was on the road.
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East window, St. Peter's Church, Winchcombe
by pam fray
Detail of the window created in 1885 - 86 by Hardman & Co. of Birmingham. It depicts Jesus, Peter and disciples in storm tossed ship of faith.
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St Peter's church, Winchcombe (detail 2)
by Mike Searle
One of the many grotesques (gargoyles) that embellish the battlemented roofline of the church exterior. This particular figure (probably a caricature of a local worthy) is said to have been the inspiration for the Mad Hatter in Lewis... (more)
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Winchcombe Railway Museum
Established in the garden of a private residence and open to the public at certain times
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