Shrawardine Castle

Heritage Site in Shropshire

England

Shrawardine Castle

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Shrawardine Castle Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.733/-2.882 or Grid Reference SJ4015. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

View to the Breidden Hills

Looking across fields to the west of Shrawardine Castle.

Jonathan Billinger

Nesscliffe Training Area

Photo taken from the end of the public road by what used to be Shrawardine Station on the dismantled Shropshire and Montgomeryshire Railway which closed in 1960. The training area is used for helicopter work as was evidenced by my ears but not my eyes at this point.

Jonathan Billinger

The Church of St Mary the Virgin, Shrawardine

Chris Andrews

Ordnance Survey Cut Mark

This can be found on the roadside boundary wall of St Mary's Church in Shrawardine. For more detail see : Link

Peter Wood

The Church of St Mary at Shrawardine

Viewed from the north.

Peter Wood

OS Cut Mark: Shrawardine, St Mary's Church

CUT MARK: WALL 0.9M S PRODN S FACE CH SW SIDE RD (ODN 87.7865m, AGL 0.5m).

thejackrustles

Shrawardine, St Mary's Church

Cut mark also showing on roadside wall

thejackrustles

WWII Shropshire: AA Searchlight Site (1)

- AA Searchlight: EDoB ID: e09911 In the undergrowth at Bentham Hall Farm behind this Romney hut, are the remains of Second World War Nissen huts that were apparently associated with the searchlight battery at Nib Heath. The Romney hut here is the sole survivor. SJ3913 : WWII Shropshire: AA Searchlight Site (2)

Mike Searle

WWII Shropshire: AA Searchlight Site (2)

- AA Searchlight: EDoB ID: e09911 SJ3913 : WWII Shropshire: AA Searchlight Site (1)

Mike Searle

Shrawardine - St Mary the Virgin Church

Colin Park

On the Shropshire Way heading towards Felton Butler from Shrawardine

Colin Park

Barred entrance to military training area near Shrawardine

This was a well used training area by American forces in the Second World War. The OS map still has “America” printed to describe the area. It still is used periodically by UK territorial units.

Andrew Shannon

Information board at Shrawardine castle

The castle was attacked by the Welsh under Llywelyn in 1215. It was also a site of conflict in the English Civil War in 1645. Nice board. Great work. Lovely use of texture.

Jeremy Bolwell

Plaque on the churchyard gate at Shrawardine church

In 1956 this village won the Best Kept Village award for that year. It is still a very well kept village. Nice to imagine 1956 here. Few cars, no wifi, stronger accents, rationing ending, the war years fading just a tad maybe, optimism, progress, but Suez, Eden and the advent of Elvis?

Jeremy Bolwell

The church and churchyard in Shrawardine

Lots of grand tombs here. Vanitas vanitatum....

Jeremy Bolwell

Severn viewpoint 1 - Shrawardine, Shropshire

A public footpath from Shrawardine - 'Shraden' to the locals - ends here at the site of a now-vanished railway bridge of the Shropshire & Montgomeryshire Railway. A bench here gives a pleasant spot for a break. Taken at 11.26 am BST (British Summer Time). SJ3915 : Severn viewpoint 2 - Shrawardine, Shropshire SJ3915 : Severn viewpoint 3 - Shrawardine, Shropshire SJ3915 : Severn viewpoint 4 - Shrawardine, Shropshire

Martin Richard Phelan

Severn viewpoint 2 - Shrawardine, Shropshire

A public footpath from Shrawardine - 'Shraden' to the locals - ends here at the site of a one time railway bridge over the Severn. The bridge, which was demolished in 1962, was on the route of the Shropshire & Montgomeryshire Railway, which had a chequered history in at times private and military ownership. Taken at 11.26 am BST (British Summer Time). SJ3915 : Severn viewpoint 1 - Shrawardine, Shropshire SJ3915 : Severn viewpoint 3 - Shrawardine, Shropshire SJ3915 : Severn viewpoint 4 - Shrawardine, Shropshire

Martin Richard Phelan

Severn viewpoint 3 - Shrawardine, Shropshire

Reached by a public footpath from Shrawardine - 'Shraden' to the locals - across the river from this viewpoint can be seen the opposite abutment of a Shropshire & Montgomeryshire Railway bridge which crossed the Severn at this point. The bridge was demolished in 1962, after serving a line which had a very chequered history. Taken at 11.28 am BST (British Summer Time). SJ3915 : Severn viewpoint 1 - Shrawardine, Shropshire SJ3915 : Severn viewpoint 2 - Shrawardine, Shropshire SJ3915 : Severn viewpoint 4 - Shrawardine, Shropshire

Martin Richard Phelan

Show me another place!

Shrawardine Castle is located at Grid Ref: SJ4015 (Lat: 52.733, Lng: -2.882)

Unitary Authority: Shropshire

Police Authority: West Mercia