Photo of Wichenford Dovecote, an ancient site near Hallow, Worcestershire, central England.

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Wichenford Dovecote

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Wichenford Dovecote is a National Trust place in Worcestershire. It is one of ten National Trust places the Albion Guide lists in the county. The closest station is Worcester Foregate Street, 7.8 km to the south-east. The nearest other National Trust place is Hawford Dovecote, 6 km to the east.

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