Hanley Terrace
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Hanley Terrace
Image: © Bob Embleton Taken: 31 Jul 2011
Looking south along the level terrace above the Wells Road. The large Victorian houses have commanding views over the Severn Plain to the Cotswolds. Notice how the houses are of different designs. The brick-walled house shows many Gothic influences (e.g. arches) often seen in Malvern perhaps reflecting on the fervour to restore the ancient priory church at this time. Further down the houses are made of Malvern granite from the many quarries which threatened to destroy the Malvern Hills.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.087308
Longitude
-2.333439