Worcestershire Collection (#26)

Holt Castle, Worcestershire
A birds eye view of Holt Castle, Worcestershire Date: 17th century ?

Dark Lane Sign
Not the way to go by night! A signpost to Dark Lane, seen at Bless Gate, Worcestershire, England. Date: 1960s

Malvern, Worcestershire

Malvern Priory Gateway
This building, which now houses the Malvern Museum, was originally a medieval gatehouse guarding the entrance to Malvern Priory. Worcestershire, England. Date: circa 1470

Romano-Byzantine Mosaic
Romano-Byzantine style mosaics, designed by G. Pippet, in the Church of the Sacred Heart and St. Catherine, Droitwich, Worcestershire, England. Date: 1930s

Ripple Village Cross
In the tiny square of Ripple, Worcestershire, England, stands this tall and slender cross. Date: 1940s

The Malvern Hills
A charming glimpse of the Malvern Hills, Worcestershire, England. Date: 1950s

Worcester Cathedral from the River Severn Date: 1904

The River Severn at Bewdley, Worcs
The River Severn viewed from the Bridge, Bewdley, Worcestershire Date: circa 1910s

Whitley Court / Worcs 1879
Whitley Court, Worcestershire Date: 1879

Chicken-of-the-woods (Laetiporus sulphureus) fruiting body, growing on Common Yew (Taxus baccata) trunk, Croome Park, Worcestershire, England, may

Frost covered trees and frozen lake, Upton Warren, Worcestershire, England, december

Goldenrod Crab Spider (Misumena vatia) adult male, resting on yellow flower, Worcestershire, England, september

Common Kingfisher (Alcedo atthis) adult, with goldfish in beak, perched on post, Worcestershire, England, october

Mallard Duck (Anas platyrhynchos) adult pair, mating in water, Worcestershire, England, march

Redditch, UK, aerial image. The prominent road running from top to bottom down right is the A441, linking Birmingham to the north (top) with Studley to the south

The Worcester and Birmingham canal at Tardebigge Canal Village in Worcestershire, the Midlands, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Winter sunrise and snow covered rural landscape in the countryside, Arrow Valley, Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Vew from the Monarchs Way long distance footpath, Tardebigge, Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Worcester Cathedral in spring sunshine, Worcester, Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

War Memorial stone cross on the High Street in the village of Broadway, The Cotswolds, Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Mute swans and canoeists on River Severn, spring evening, Worcester Cathedral, Worcester, Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Shenley Fields Cottage Homes, Kings Norton, Worcester
View of the village street at Shenley Fields Cottage Homes, established in the 1880s by the Kings Norton Union to house pauper children away from the workhouse

A reaper by J. Absolon
A Worcestershire reaper, by J. Absolon, from the beauties of England and Wales

Worcestershire Brine Baths Hotel. The springs at Droitwich Spa were first discovered by the Romans

British troops march to the Front 1916
British troops, possibly from the Worcestershire Regiment, march along the Acheux Road, happily waving their helmets at the photographer as they head for the front line trenches a few days before

Making Scythes / Grinding
Making scythes at Belbroughton, Worcestershire. Here the blades are being ground by hand on huge wheels

H K Foster - Cricketer
H K Foster - Worcestershire cricketer - who, like so many of his contemporaries also excelled at other sports, in Fosters case Racquets - as Champion Amateur 1894-1900

R E Foster - Cricketer
R E Foster (Tip Foster) - Cricketer for Worcestershire and England. Foster held the record for the highest individual match score with 287

E G Arnold - Cricketer
Edward (Ted) G Arnold - Worcestershire and England cricketer

Kidderminster Sheep Fair
Farmers chatting around sheep pens at the Kidderminster Sheep Fair, Worcestershire, England, where over 6, 000 sheep a year changed hands

England / Blockley 1940S
Blockley, Worcestershire, England, a quiet and peaceful village in the stone-built Cotswolds

Cricketer, Lowe
W.W. Lowe Cricketer - Worcestershire

Cricketer, Latham
P.H. Latham Cricketer - Worcestershire

Farmyard Geese
A group of geese in a farmyard at Childs Wickham, Worcestershire, England

Thatching a Cottage
A thatcher at work, thatching the roof of a cottage at Great Comberton, Worcestershire, England

Water Mill at Elmley
The watermill wheel at Elmley Castle, Worcestershire

Mummers, Worcestershire
Worcestershire Mummers caper outside an inn door, while the hostess brings out a jug of ale for them

Avenue of Trees
The Cathdral of the Trees : Sunshine and shadow during the early morning, an impressive avenue of tall trees set beside the beautiful River Avon at Evesham, England

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"Worcestershire: A Captivating Tapestry of History, Nature, and Charm" Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Worcestershire, a county that seamlessly weaves together ancient history, breathtaking landscapes, and picturesque towns. Discover the Iron-age British Camp hill fort nestled amidst the stunning Malvern Hills in their autumnal glory. As you explore Great Malvern, be enchanted by its quaint charm and soak in panoramic views that stretch across Worcestershire. Venture into the heart of Worcester where the majestic River Severn gracefully flows through this historic city. Lose yourself in its timeless beauty as you stroll along its banks and absorb the essence of England's captivating past. Escape to Broadway within the Cotswolds region - a haven for lovers of idyllic countryside scenery. Admire charming Cotswold cottages that exude an undeniable English charm while immersing yourself in this quintessentially British setting. Embark on a winding footpath through the enchanting Malvern Hills during autumn; witness nature's vibrant transformation firsthand as golden hues paint your path. Let Worcestershire's natural wonders rejuvenate your spirit with every step. At Pensax Court, witness skilled gardeners meticulously tending to lush greenery – a testament to Worcestershire’s horticultural prowess. Marvel at their expertise as they create living masterpieces amidst this serene oasis. Delve into history with Victorian engravings depicting maps of Malvern Hills from 1840 or Thomas Moule’s Old County Map from 1836 – glimpses into Worcestershire's storied past preserved for generations to come. Experience New Road Worcester pulsating with life; immerse yourself in its vibrant energy as locals go about their daily routines against an urban backdrop steeped in heritage and modernity coexisting harmoniously. Uncover Evesham Abbey's secrets; let whispers from centuries past guide you through these hallowed grounds, where echoes of faith and devotion still linger.