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St John's House

St John's House Museum occupies the ground floor of this 17th century historic house, with its gardens, a grassy picnic area and a nearby spacious car park.

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St Laurence's Church

A 13th-15thC large parish church (member of the Greater Churches Group) with Medieval misericords, carvings and stained glass. Tower open to the public with fine views.

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St Martin's Church, Preston Gubbals

This church is one of 340 cared for by The Churches Conservation Trust - the national charity protecting historic churches at risk. For more details about all our churches, see visitchurches.org.uk.

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St Mary and All Saints Church

The largest Parish Church in Worcestershire, buildings dating from 16thC. Richard Baxter was a preacher here, fine tombs, glass, organ and bell tower.

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St Mary Magdalene's Church, Croome D'Abitot

This church is one of 340 cared for by The Churches Conservation Trust - the national charity protecting historic churches at risk. For more details about all our churches, see visitchurches.org.uk.

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St. Bartholomew Church

This church is one of 340 cared for by The Churches Conservation Trust - the national charity protecting historic churches at risk. For more details about all our churches, see visitchurches.org.uk.

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St. Chad's Cathedral

Gothic-style with German or Belgian influences notably fine twin spires. Fifteenth-century German and Flemish artwork. Excellent John Hardman stained glass. Shrine of St. Chad

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Stafford Castle and Visitor Centre

Discover 900 years of history. Originally a Motte and Bailey castle, the stone keep was destroyed during the Civil War.

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The Minster Church of St Peter ad Vincula is a Saxon foundation, but was rebuilt in 1826. In the grounds is the upright of a carved stone preaching cross. It is the burial place of many of the potters who made Stoke-on-Trent famous, and contains memorials to Josiah Wedgwood and his wife Sarah abd the Spode family. In 2000 it was the venue for Sir Stanley Matthew's funeral.

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Stokesay Castle (English Heritage)

Stokesay Castle, near Craven Arms, nestles in peaceful South Shropshire countryside near the Welsh Border. It is one of more than a dozen English Heritage properties in the county.