Bridstow

Bridstow lies just a short distance from Ross on Wye close to the Wilton roundabout.

The name Bridstow probably relates to a holy place, or meeting place of St. Bride’s.

The bridge over the river Wye at nearby Wilton is 16th century.

Churches of Bridstow

• St. Bridget's Church - Bridstow

  The church of St Bridget is in the middle of the parish, fairly unusual for Herefordshire village churches.

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News from the Past Bridstow

• Bridstow News from the Past

  Tragedies and disease

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Buildings of Bridstow

• Wilton Castle History

  History of Wilton Castle

  Set Close to the River Wye in Wilton village near Ross on Wye, Wilton Castle itself dates back to the 12th century, whilst the adjoining manor house was built in the 15th century and was altered throughout the Norman, Tudor, Elizabethan, Georgian and Victorian periods.

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• Moraston House History

  Moraston House building started in 1811 and was finally finished in 1815, with a large extension being added in the late 19th century. The grounds and gardens were, and still are, absolutely beautiful.

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