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- Living on the Edge project
- Much Wenlock Museum
- Much Wenlock Windmill
- Shops of Wenlock interactive resource
- Much Wenlock in the Second World War
- Bridgnorth and District Inns and Taverns
- Much Wenlock in the 19th century
- The Catholics in Much Wenlock
- Museum on the Move: Who was William Penny Brookes?
- Medieval life in Much Wenlock
- The Sheinton Heritage Group
- Archaeological Fieldwork at Sheinton 2004-2006
- The Changing Face of Holy Trinity Church, Much Wenlock interactive image
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Holy Trinity Church, Much Wenlock (image)
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Holy Trinity is a largely Norman structure. Chancel, nave and West tower. The south aisle was added in the late C12. The spire shown in this 18th Century painting was removed in the 1930s. (Image courtesy of Shropshire Archives)
Holy Trinity is a largely Norman structure. Chancel, nave and West tower. The south aisle was added in the late C12. The spire shown in this 18th Century painting was removed in the 1930s. (Image courtesy of Shropshire Archives)
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