Get to know Shrawardine through its green, church and riverside landscape. Each guide brings together the story of a place, photographs and sources that help explain its connection with the wider village.
Millennium Green and the castle
Shrawardine Millennium Green brings community green space and the castle remains together. Read about the Green’s relationship with the historic site and the archaeological work undertaken there, then follow the story further in the guide to Shrawardine Castle.
St Mary’s Church
The guide to St Mary’s Church explores its medieval origins, Civil War destruction and rebuilding. It also introduces the building’s surviving features and links to parish information for visits and services.
The River Severn
Explore the River Severn at Shrawardine through the history of its former railway bridge and the nearby Second World War ammunition depot. Historical photographs help tell the story of the crossing, while the article links to current river-level and flood information.
These places share many connections with the village’s past. Visit the History section to read more about the people, events and records behind them.
