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The Interpretation Board of the Castle Site © Weobley Castle Survey Project
The Interpretation Board that explains the Earthworks Survey © Weobley Castle Survey Project
The dust cover for the book that is being produced for publication by the project © Weobley Castle Survey Project
The completed interpretation board installed at the Castle site. © Tony Morris
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The survey underway © project
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Outside the cottage © project
Floor plan © project




Project Documents

Weobley Castle Survey [15 kb] rtf
Castle research document [794 kb] pdf
Weobley Castle Survey Project
 Location: Herefordshire

Local residents in Weobley are looking to investigate the remains of their castle - now just a series of mounds and dips.

The castle was once a prominent feature of the ancient village and may date to the Saxon period. It was occupied until the end of the 15th century, then abandoned.

The group is looking to carry out a geophysical survey to investigate the castle and an adjacent water mill. Their part in the development of the village will also be investigated.

The group aims to produce reports and a booklet from the investigation as well as hold an exhibition, open day and erect on site interpretation boards.




Group Name
Weobley & District Local History Society
Project Contact Brian Redwood
Address Weobley, Herefordshire
Finishing Date 30 September 2003

Grants:
Heritage Lottery Fund: 15,204



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