prestononwye

This medieval manor house was built in the early 16th century, with alterations in the 17th century and renovations at a later date. Continue reading Preston Court History →

Preston is a fairly common place name, which comes from Presetune (used in the Doomsday Book 1086) meaning Priest Town, and this village sits on the bank of the river Wye some 8 miles from Hereford. Continue reading Preston on Wye →

Bits and pieces of news from Preston on Wye Continue reading Preston on Wye News from the Past →

The 13th century church of St. Lawrence at Preston on Wye was restored in 1625, and then more comprehensively in 1883 Continue reading St. Lawrence Church – Preston on Wye →