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Dorstone Settlement Timeline Open Day
Heritage Open Day: Discover 6,000 years of history, archaeology and community, through family activities and the latest digital technology, plus a special exhibition of our most recent village finds from prehistoric times to the Victorian era. Dorstone village is a small place with a very big history.
For 6,000 years people have lived, worked and worshipped here, amongst dramatic Black Mountain views and a landscape of Neolithic monuments, ancient burial sites and the famous Arthur’s Stone. The recently restored St Faith's Church is the gateway to this history, presented through family activities, workshops and interactive digital touchscreens. The technology allows you to explore hundreds of timeline entries and hear from the people who have lived in this historic parish.
For 6,000 years people have lived, worked and worshipped here, amongst dramatic Black Mountain views and a landscape of Neolithic monuments, ancient burial sites and the famous Arthur’s Stone. The recently restored St Faith's Church is the gateway to this history, presented through family activities, workshops and interactive digital touchscreens. The technology allows you to explore hundreds of timeline entries and hear from the people who have lived in this historic parish.
Saturday 19 September
Dorstone Road, Dorstone, Hereford, Herefordshire HR3 6AW
Sat 19 Sep:1000 - 1600; Free Entry.
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