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Go to other Related Subject areasLandscapes and the Natural World
Welcome to the Landscapes and the Natural World section of the Discovering Shropshire’s History website. Here you will find the searchable database of the Shropshire County Museums Service.
You will also find information about the important and varied geology of Shropshire. The County Museums Service holds 35,000 geology specimens, including a particularly impressive fossil collection. There are also Geology maps showing the different rock formations of Shropshire
From here you can also access pages on the flora and fauna of Shropshire giving details of the varieties of wildlife that can and have been seen in the county.
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Shropshire's Geology Collection
Wecome to Shropshire's geology collections homepage. There are several museums with geological displays throughout the county. These include Ludlow, Shrewsbury and Much Wenlock and many of these have collections behind the scenes.
Shropshire County Council Museums online Database
Welcome to the Shropshire Museums Online Database page. Here you will find out all about the Museums database.
Welcome to Acton Scott Historic Working Farm
Acton Scott Historic Working Farm shows what life was like on a Shropshire hill farm at the start of the 20th century. At this time, the horse was the main source of power and therefore no tractors are used here. As the name suggests, this is a working
Darwin Country Website
The Darwin Country website is a lifelong learning website at http://www.darwincountry.org . It is managed by Shrewsbury Museums Service and provides access to images and information about thousands of objects in the collections of Shrewsbury Museums Se
Shropshire's Fauna Collection
The County museum service collections are an excellent record of the fauna found in Shropshire. Shropshire has a huge variety of wildlife. The diversity of geography and geology in the county make for fertile breeding grounds for numerous species. This v
Shropshire's Flora Collection
Shropshire has a huge variety of wildlife. There are upland heather moors and fertile lowlands networked with hedgerows. The river Severn snaking its way through the county is home to a large variety of animals and plants, as is a wonderful wetland comple
Shrewd Online Website
The Shrewd Online website is the Shrewsbury Museums Service online database system at http://www.shrewdonline.org It is managed by Shrewsbury Museums Service and provides access to information and images about thousands of objects in the collections of
Shrewsbury Museums Service
Shrewsbury Museums Service is part of Shrewsbury & Atcham Borough Council. It has three museum buildings:- Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery (closed during most of 2007) Shrewsbury Castle (contains the Shropshire Regimental Museum and other displays) Col
Periods of Shropshire's History
Welcome to the Periods of Shropshire’s History. Here you can find information about Shropshire through the Ages.
Discovering Shropshire's History
Welcome to the Discovering Shropshire's History Homepage. Here you will find information all about the project that created this website.
Help and Support
Welcome to Help and Support. Here you will find downloadable sheets to help you create content and much more for your website. Simply click on the link you require to download the PDF help sheet.
Natural History : Collectors and Collections
19TH CENTURY NATURALIST AND THEIR COLLECTIONS. CHARLES ASHFORD Conchologist, Ornithologist and Geologist JOHN ASHFORD Ornothologist REV. THOMAS SALWEY Lichenologist and Botanist