EAW009989 ENGLAND (1947). The remains of St Milburga's Priory (Wenlock Priory) and environs, Much Wenlock, 1947

There are two different listed buildings called Church of Holy Trinity, Much Wenlock. THIS one is Church of Holy Trinity, Much Wenlock, Wilmore Street, Much Wenlock, Shropshire TF13 6HR (the other building is at TF13 6QE and can be referred to as in Bourton). This church is generally open in daylight hours. This is a Grade 1 listed building, English Heritage Building ID: 254847, A large Norman structure. Chancel, nave and West tower South aisle added late C12. C13 additions. West End of church "re-ordered" internally in recent times. The interior of the church contains a small memorial to William Penny Brookes - the founder of the Modern Olympic Games.

School House Grade 2 building - English Heritage Building ID: 254791 Dated 1829. Brown brick; 2 storeys Sill "Savings Bank"

11 Bull Ring Grade 2 building - English Heritage Building ID: 254796 Late C16. Timber frame and plaster. 2 storeys plus attic; a three-light angular bay on right-hand side, truncated with semi-conical tiled roof

7-10 Bull Ring Grade 2 listed - English Heritage Building ID: 254795 Range of cottages. No 7 is of circa 1600 Nos 8, 9 and 10 are tied with it and probably have earlier fabric.

Priory Tower - Grade 2 listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 254794 C13. Stone rubble. One of the entrance-gate towers of the priory, a tall rectangular plain structure.

"Priory Cottage" - Grade 2 listed building, English Heritage Building ID: 254792 Early C19 to earlier timber frame, partly exposed internally. Stone rubble with ashlar quoins to all angles

"The Priory" - grade 2 listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 254793 Early C19. Stucco; 2 storeys. Of irregular plan with 3 advanced gabled wings

Priory House Grade 1 listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 254767 A private house embodying substantial remains of the priory and adapted as a dwelling at the Dissolution. The north range is the monastic Infirmary Hall. The east range is an important late C15 building richly panelled and fenestrated, with internal gallery above and below; at the north end is the Infirmary Chapel with chambers above, and in the angle, is a double spiral staircase leading to the Prior's Lodging, At the south-west angle of the court is a portion of the C13 Prior's Hall.

Railway goods yard

Engine shed, incorporating water tower