Here at Folly View Let many of our visitors enjoy the treasures accessible through the National Trust. The Ironbridge Gorge and associated museums are now under the management of the National Trust. Ironbridge Gorge is often described as the birthplace of the
There are many interesting historical and architectural places to visit within easy reach of Folly View Let – one amazing example is Wroxeter – once known as Viroconium Cornoviorum and at its height the fourth largest city in Roman Britain. Viroconium Cornoviorum
Did you know the 23rd February is Shropshire Day? No, I didn’t until last year. It is also St Milburga Feast Day. She died on this day in seven something or other. She was the second Abbess of, what was then, Wenlock
In an earlier post I said the Shrewsbury FlaxMill Maltings would open in Spring 2022. This did not happen. It has been announced that it will now be opening on September 10th 2022. Shrewsbury FlaxMill Maltings was built in 1797. The main
I have ventured into Ludlow and Church Stretton to see what is happening and what is open. I have not been out and about much so some of this is gathered from guest and friends. This is not comprehensive. So here is
Clun used to be a thriving commercial centre but is now a town of tranquillity. This does not mean nothing happens there. It has the Clun Green Man Festival and the Clun Valley Beer Festival. The Scamble, Ramble Amble stops in Clun
Our friends at the Land of Lost Content museum have a new Web site which showcases this must-see attraction in Craven Arms. The Land of Lost Content is an independent museum containing: The museum – the result of a lifetime’s
Did you know we have a museum in Craven Arms? The Land of Lost Content is a museum of British Popular Culture in the 20th Century. There are displays on the Post Office, the Second World War, Sweets and many, many more.
Blists Hill Victorian Ghost Story Trail where you can learn about the customs and rituals of Halloween this year from the 22nd October until the 30th October. Writer’s in the Victorian era wrote popular stories about ghosts and spirits. Charles Dickens gave
Shropshire offers a vast array of wonderful places to visit and things to see and do. One of the most popular visitor locations in Shropshire is Ironbridge Gorge where the River Severn has cut a deep gorge. Originally called the Severn Gorge,
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