St Mary’s Church St, Mary’s Church, much restored in the 19th century after flood damage, has a Norman Tower and inside are to be found the well preserved Acton Tombs and the shaft of an Anglo Saxon Cross. The Church … Continue reading
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The Burgage In 1249, Tenbury was granted a charter by King Henry III for a market to be held in Temettebury, as it was then called. About this time, Roger de Clifford, who owned the market rights, built a Teme … Continue reading
The Teme Bridge The Gateway to the town crosses the River Teme at the northern end of Teme Street. There has been a known river crossing at this point since the 13th century and the bridge has been strengthened and … Continue reading
Buildings There are several 17th century half timbered buildings in Tenbury, although many are obscured by Georgian and Victorian brick frontages. The obvious 17th century buildings are the pubs of which the most ornate is the Royal Oak, with the … Continue reading
The Regal cinema in Teme Street opened on 29th July 1937 and was decorated by fine art deco murals painted by the celebrated artist George Legg. Thanks to an £800,000 National Lottery Grant in 2011, this historic building is back … Continue reading