Soulton Long Barrow sits in the Shropshire countryside and was chosen for its exceptional view of Hawkstone Hill, natural ponds and alignments to the Midsummer and Midwinter Solstice.
History
Soulton Hall’s history dates back to the Norman conquest and is today cared for by farmer Tim Ashton and his family. Soulton Hall is an imposing building, developed by Sir Rowland Hill. Hill played a significant role during Henry VIII’s reign and, is referenced by William Shakespeare in the play As You Like It. Tim worked closely with Cambridge University to construct Soulton Long Barrow according to historical practices. The land surrounding the barrow is farmed using sustainable methods, with minimal disruption to the soil and natural environment.
Visiting
Soulton Long Barrow can be found at Soulton Hall, Soulton, Wem, Shrewsbury SY4 5RS. Parking is available at the hall and at the barrow, which is a 10-15 minute walk along a well-formed farm track. To visit Soulton Long Barrow in person, contact us to arrange a private tour or to attend one of our open days.
Open days are typically held on the first Sunday of the month between 10 am and 1 pm.
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