Dumbleton War Memorial
In the heart of Dumbleton stands a quiet symbol of remembrance — the village’s war memorial. Set among golden-stone cottages and gentle countryside, it honours…
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Monuments in the Cotswolds
The Cotswolds is rich in history, and its landscape is dotted with fascinating monuments that tell the story of the region’s past. From ancient Neolithic burial mounds and standing stones to grand market crosses and war memorials, each monument offers a glimpse into centuries of heritage and tradition. Many are set against the backdrop of rolling countryside or nestled within picturesque villages, making them rewarding destinations for history enthusiasts and casual explorers alike.
Visiting these monuments allows you to connect with the people and events that shaped the Cotswolds, from prehistoric communities to medieval tradesmen and beyond. Some are linked to folklore and legend, while others commemorate significant local and national moments. Whether discovered on a countryside walk or at the heart of a bustling village square, the monuments of the Cotswolds provide a tangible link to the past and add depth to any visit to this beautiful region.
Dumbleton Drinking Fountain
Tucked away in the peaceful village of Dumbleton, the Victorian drinking fountain is one of the Cotswolds’ quiet treasures. With its golden stone and graceful…
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Blockley War Memorial
Standing proudly in the heart of Blockley, the village war memorial honours the lives of local men and women who served in two world wars.…
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Broadway War Memorial
In the centre of Broadway’s village green stands its War Memorial, a simple yet powerful reminder of sacrifice. Blending history with the charm of the…
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