Shrewsbury Abbey
Shrewsbury Abbey, now famous for its prominent role in the Brother Cadfael mysteries of Ellis Peters, is a medieval monastic foundation. Thomas Telford built his A5 road through part of the Abbey and now only part of the original abbey church is still in existance and a place of worship. Shrewsbury Abbey web page.
Related Topics:
Brother Cadfael - Ellis Peters - Thomas Telford - A5 road - Abbey
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Shrewsbury Abbey is also the name for the small railway station, and later depot, which was opposite the Abbey. See the Shropshire and Montgomeryshire Railway article. It now is just a car park. There are currently plans to restore the station as a tourist information centre and possibly a cafe.
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See Shrewsbury for information on the town.
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