The Media Archive for Central England is the public screen archive for the East and West Midlands. An independent charity and company based at the University of Lincoln, MACE acquires, catalogues, preserves and makes widely available moving image materials that inform our understanding of the diverse cultures and histories of communities between the Lincolnshire coast and the Welsh border.
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In Herefordshire and Round About
A leisurely amble through the historic landmarks of Herefordshire.
Amateur film 1967 5 mins Silent
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Overview
This home movie tour of Herefordshire was shot by Hereford resident John Barnett over a number of years in the 1960s. We open with views of the city of Hereford including the recently opened Greyfriars Bridge, which gave the city a second, much needed road crossing over the River Wye. It's a more leisurely pace of life though in the villages of Weobley and Eardisland, the latter a regular winner of the best kept Herefordshire village award.
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