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Join Professor Janina Ramirez for a tour of Gloucester High Street and discover some of the key architectural features found on English buildings from the 15th to 20th centuries.
Thanks to our High Street Heritage Action Zone, buildings on Westgate Street in Gloucester have been revived. One of four original Roman routes, Westgate links the spectacular medieval cathedral to the rest of the city. Funded by Historic England and Gloucester City Council, the project ended in March 2024.
Chapters
00:00: Introduction
00:45: The 15th or 16th century Folk of Gloucester
02:30: The 17th century Mayor's House
03:54: An 18th century townhouse
04:44: The 19th century Lloyd's Bank
05:38: A 20th century commercial building
07:06: Your high street's architecture
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Join Professor Janina Ramirez for a tour of Gloucester High Street and discover some of the key architectural features found on English buildings from the 15th to 20th centuries.
Thanks to our High Street Heritage Action Zone, buildings on Westgate Street in Gloucester have been revived. One of four original Roman routes, Westgate links the spectacular medieval cathedral to the rest of the city. Funded by Historic England and Gloucester City Council, the project ended in March 2024.
Chapters
00:00: Introduction
00:45: The 15th or 16th century Folk of Gloucester
02:30: The 17th century Mayor's House
03:54: An 18th century townhouse
04:44: The 19th century Lloyd's Bank
05:38: A 20th century commercial building
07:06: Your high street's architecture
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Follow us on
Facebook: facebook.com/HistoricEngland
Instagram: instagram.com/historicengland
Twitter/X: twitter.com/HistoricEngland
Visit our website ➡️ historicengland.org.uk










