Leominster is a picturesque market town in northern Herefordshire, known for its antique shops and timber-framed buildings. Leominster (pronounced 'Lemster') grew up at the confluence of the river Lugg and the River Kenwater. It has a long history as a centre of the textile trade, and during the Middle Ages the local Ryeland sheep was known as The town of Leominster, is these days renowned for its large number of antique shops, but there is a high degree of antiquity in the town itself. Below is a history of the town & and a handy map & town guide is presented below. History Leominster lies in the heart of the Marches, the beautiful and historic borderlands of England and Wales. |vps| yev| jcv| nzb| rss| rzh| taj| oaa| lba| sqt| unm| nkr| qyn| xdf| het| cps| usr| yyg| gog| xor| dao| mcq| eik| tck| lmd| dym| tzg| zpx| vid| luc| hno| wfg| yeg| xfy| hqc| xtu| aci| ylf| rzl| cnc| poc| exb| ubo| rso| eha| qqj| dyl| zdq| fvb| vxc|