Almshouses at Wrockwardine
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Almshouses at Wrockwardine
Image: © A Holmes Taken: 20 May 2007
Wrockwardine is famous locally for its Almshouses erected for the poor women of the area "in their declining years". There is a carved plaque above the door which states that the building was dedicated to Edward Cludde Esquire.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.700929
Longitude
-2.560077