Axbridge Collection

The Village & Lion Rock, Cheddar, Somerset
The Village & Lion Rock, Cheddar, near Axbridge, Somerset, England. Date: 1920s

1840s Victorian Map of Somerset

Prowse's Bridge, Axbridge, Somerset. Date: 1929

Public arms: Axbridge; Arundel; Tewkesbury; Aberystwith (engraving)
6008976 Public arms: Axbridge; Arundel; Tewkesbury; Aberystwith (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Axbridge; Arundel; Tewkesbury; Aberystwith)

Axbridge (colour litho)
5995499 Axbridge (colour litho) by Cooper, Alfred Heaton (1864-1929); Private Collection; (add.info.: Axbridge. Illustration for Somerset by A C Osborn Hann with illustrations by A Heaton Cooper)

Bracknell Forest RG12 0 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Bracknell Forest RG12 0

Somerset BS26 2 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Somerset BS26 2

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Field Maple leaves displaying their autumn colour in a woodland in the southwest of England

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Wood Anemone flowers in an English woodland in springtime also known as Smell Fox or Thimbleweed or Windflower

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Wild Garlic or Ramson flowers during spring in a British woodland

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A single Wood Anemone flower in a British woodland in spring also known as Smell Fox or Thimbleweed or Windflower

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Wild Garlic or Ramson flowers during spring in a British woodland

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Cuckoo Flower flowers in a British woodland also known as Ladys Smock or Mayflower and Milkmaids

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Wild Garlic or Ramson flowers during spring in a British woodland

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Llesser Celandine or Pilewort flower in a British woodland in springtime

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Wood Anemone flowers in an English woodland in springtime also known as Smell Fox or Thimbleweed or Windflower

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Llesser Celandine or Pilewort flower in a British woodland in springtime

Union Workhouse, Axbridge, Somerset
The workhouse, designed by Samuel Welch, was erected in 1837 on West Street in Axbridge. It later became St Johns Hospital

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Axbridge is a charming village nestled in the heart of Somerset, England. With its rich history and picturesque surroundings, it is a place that captivates both locals and visitors alike. One of the notable landmarks is Lion Rock, which stands proudly overlooking the village. This ancient hillfort offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and serves as a reminder of Axbridge's past. Speaking of history, an 1840s Victorian Map of Somerset reveals how this quaint village has evolved over time. It showcases the growth and development that has taken place throughout the years, making Axbridge what it is today. Prowse's Bridge is another noteworthy feature in Axbridge. Located within the village itself, this bridge adds to its charm and character. It serves as a connection between different parts while also providing a scenic spot for residents to enjoy. The public arms displayed in engravings depict not only those belonging to Axbridge but also other significant places like Arundel, Tewkesbury, and Aberystwith. These engravings showcase the heritage and pride associated with these locations. In terms of visuals, there are stunning lithographs showcasing Axbridge's beauty through vibrant colors. These images capture its idyllic landscapes and historic architecture – truly reflecting its unique appeal. While exploring beyond Axbridge's borders on maps such as Bracknell Forest RG12 0 or Somerset BS26 2 can be exciting adventures themselves; they highlight how this small village fits into a larger context. Whether you're strolling along Prowse's Bridge or admiring historical engravings depicting public arms from various locations across England, one thing remains clear: Axbridge holds immense cultural significance within Somerset. So next time you find yourself near Cheddar or anywhere else in Somerset make sure to visit this enchanting village where history comes alive amidst stunning natural beauty.