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| Name | Ludlow Walk: Town Centre【4K】 |
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| Video Discription | Located in the county of Shropshire, and around 40 miles west, and slightly south, of Birmingham, is the town of Ludlow. Geographically Ludlow is situated on a small hill near the confluence of the River Corve and River Teme. The name 'Ludlow' is derived from 'hlud', meaning loud waters, and 'hlǣw', meaning hill - essentially 'a place on a hill by the loud waters'. In the late 11th century a castle was constructed, strategically located in close proximity to the England-Wales border. The Norman owners, the De Lacy family, developed a new settlement adjacent to the castle. Thus Ludlow was a planned town, developed around a grid network of streets, which is evident to this day. From 1199 construction began on St Laurence's Church. Situated at the peak of the hill around which Ludlow stands, this can be seen from several miles away. From 1233, town walls were constructed with four main gates and three postern (i.e. secondary) gates. In 1472 The Council of Wales and the Marches was established by Edward IV of England, and was based at Ludlow Castle. Its area of responsibility consisted essentially of all of modern Wales and the English counties of Shropshire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Gloucestershire. From this point up until 1689, Wales was governed from the other side of the border, here in Ludlow. The council was abolished the year after the Glorious Revolution of 1688 which established William III and Mary II as joint monarchs. Subsequently, Ludlow Castle fell into neglect. Early industry in Ludlow centred around wool. Glove making would later emerge as a key industry in the town, hitting a peak production of around 650,000 gloves in 1814. Light engineering, nail manufacture and textiles also played a role in the town's growth. One of the most striking aspects of Ludlow is its architecture. There are nearly 500 listed buildings in the town. As can be seen from the walk, many timber framed medieval and Tudor buildings feature, as well as the Buttercross at the top of Broad Street, which was built in the 1740s. In 1852 the railway arrived in Ludlow courtesy of the Shrewsbury and Hereford Railway. Today it is situated on the Welsh Marches line, roughly halfway geographically between the two termini: Newport and Crewe. (N.B. The Welsh Marches is a general term referring to the area along both sides of the England-Wales border) Ludlow were represented in sport by Ludlow Town Football Club from 1890 up until 2012 at which point they folded. 👇 SUBSCRIBE TO 4K EXPLORER FOR NEW VIDEOS EVERY WEEK 👇 https://www.youtube.com/4KExplorer?sub_confirmation=1 Filmed: 10th February 2022 Link to the walk on Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/gv4vB84ap9yQhzEX9 Filmed on a Sony FDR-AX700 with a Zhiyun Crane 2 and a Sony ECM-XYST1M Stereo Microphone. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Ludlow Castle 0:39 Dinham 2:15 Ludlow Castle 2:43 Castle Square 4:15 Raven Lane 4:21 Market Street 5:03 Broad Street 6:51 Brand Lane 8:25 Old Street 10:22 Bull Ring 10:59 King Street 11:58 Church Street 12:10 College Street 12:20 St Laurence's Church 12:29 College Street 12:41 Church Street 13:49 Castle Street 14:08 High Street 15:03 King Street 16:11 Bull Ring 17:18 Corve Street 3yS92mBgfX8 |
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