Bring the Past to
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Explore Herefordshire as it was across the ages.
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Arthur's Stone
Croft Ambrey
Goodrich Castle
Kenchester (Magnae / Magna Castra)
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Arthur's Stone
A Neolithic chambered tomb on Dorstone Hill. Its great capstone rests on upright stones, tied to legends of King Arthur, and marks one of the region’s oldest ritual landscapes.
Croft Ambrey
An Iron Age hillfort perched on Croft Hill, with multiple defensive ramparts and ditches. The site offers commanding views over north Herefordshire and into Wales, showing its strategic role.
Goodrich Castle
A well-preserved Norman and later medieval stronghold above the River Wye. Its red sandstone walls, towers, and gatehouse reflect centuries of military and domestic life on the Welsh Marches.
Kenchester (Magnae / Magna Castra)
A Roman town west of Hereford, once a bustling civilian settlement linked to nearby roads. Foundations, mosaics, and coins suggest trade and villa culture flourished here.
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