In the top row of pictures:

• White Mill bridge, probably 16th century, providing a crossing over the River Stour at the southern edge of the parish (picture)
• White Mill, mid-18th century, water-powered corn mill (picture)
• Crossroads at the heart of the village, remains of village cross, village pub beyond (picture)
• Church of St Bartholomew, 12th century – with several modifications and additions dating from most centuries thereafter (picture)
• View across the Stour valley from fields to the north-west of Shapwick (picture)

In the bottom row of pictures:

• Cottages on Church Street, probably 18th century origin (picture)
• The old village school (picture)
• School Cottage, late 18th or early 19th century (picture)
• Looking north-eastwards out of the village along High Street – which is on the line of the Roman road Ackling Dyke (picture)
• Looking back down to the village from where High Street eventually joins the B3082, near Badbury Rings (picture)

Other sites on the web

The Dorset Page:   Shapwick – local information and links to further resources on the web

Maps of the area on streetmap.co.uk:   1:50,000 – detail, 1:250,000 – locality and route to get there

The pictures of Shapwick in this gallery were captured at high resolution.
This is images of dorset stock photography gallery 036
All photographs copyright © 1998–2003 John Allen