The Tolsey Museum
Market house of around 1525, now a local-history museum on the first floor, reached only by stairs.
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Market house of around 1525, now a local-history museum on the first floor, reached only by stairs.
Grade II* listed almshouses of the mid-15th century, founded in 1457 and restored in 1828.
Baroque town house of about 1715 to 1730 built for a lawyer, converted to a Methodist chapel in 1849; Grade II* listed.
Parish church in neighbouring Fulbrook with Norman origins, a 15th-century tower and a Baroque monument to the Thorpe brothers.
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Town war memorial on The Hill, at the foot of the High Street.
Grade I listed church with Kempe stained glass and a merchants' guild chapel; Levellers held here in 1649 left carvings.
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Plaque recalling three Leveller soldiers executed in the churchyard on 17 May 1649; the town marks Levellers Day each year.
House on the site of a 13th-century Augustinian priory hospital, restored after 1912 and a private dwelling since 2008.
The Cotswolds
A Roman town turned wool town, with a museum, a landmark church and an amphitheatre
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A wool town of stone terraces, a 1627 market hall and the start of the Cotswold Way
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A wide High Street of stone houses below Broadway Tower
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