By Tim Lambert
Winchester is a historic town in Hampshire. It was founded by the Romans and in Anglo-Saxon Times it became the capital of England. Today it’s famous for its many old buildings. Here are some photos I took of the town.
A statue of King Alfred in Winchester
Buttermarket Cross in Winchester which dates from the 15th century
A pigeon rests on a bishop
Street sculpture in Winchester
Silver Hill in Winchester
The last piece of the Roman walls in Winchester
Winchester Cathedral
A house in Winchester in herringbone bricks
The Black Boy pub
A statue of Licorica. She was a rich businesswoman in Winchester in the 13th century.
Wolvesey Castle in Winchester
West Gate Winchester
Horse and Rider statue in Winchester
Winchester City Museum
St Lawrence’s Church
St Swithun’s Church
The house where Jane Austen died
The River Itchen
Winchester Guildhall
The Brooks Shopping Centre
A clock in Winchester High Street