Great Malvern
A healthy, fashionable, and agreeable watering place, consisting of Great and Little Malvern, about four miles apart.
Worcester to Hereford
Worcester and Hereford Railway
Leaving Worcester in a south westerly direction, a run of twenty-five minutes brings us, via the stations of Henwick, Bransford Road, and Malvern Link, to the important town of
Colwall station.
Ledbury
A place remarkable for its manufacture of rope twine, &c., also cider and perry. It stands on the banks of the Leddon, at the foot of the Malvern Hills, and has a fine old Norman Church with a beautiful window and spire.
Ashperton station.
Stoke Edith. – To the south of this lie Stoke Edith Park, seat of E. Foley, Esq., and Aconbury Hill, on the top of which are a Roman camp and traces of a priory.
Withington station.
Hereford
Hereford, stands at a military Ford on the Wye, which King Harold protected by a castle, the site of which, at Castle Green, is now occupied by the Nelson Column.
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