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The Cotswolds

The Cotswolds are a region of beautiful stone villages scattered among undulating limestone hills about 100 kilometers west of London.  Appearing much as they did hundreds of years ago, the stone villages of the Cotswolds provide a unique view of 17th- and 18th-century England.  Although it is now chiefly a tourist destination, it was the wood trade and later the cloth weaving industry that originally made the Cotswolds famous.  Most of the stone buildings were built with a honey-colored limestone quarried in the surrounding hills.  These limestones are still quarried and are available in many forms.

Click the thumbnails below to see other stone buildings in the Cotswolds ...

Tuscan Houses in Chipping Campden.           


Tuscan The famous Arlington Row cottages in Bibury on the River Coln. 


Tuscan Large limestone quoins in a wall of split-face stone.


Tuscan A house in Broad Campden.


Tuscan An ancient barn north of Bibury.


Tuscan A house in Chipping Campden.


Tuscan A beautiful house in Snowshill.

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