Winchcombe, North Street c.1960
Photo ref:
W378018

More about this scene
Winchcombe (or Winchcomb as it was spelt until the Victorians added the final 'e' for no good reason), like many of its Cotswold neighbours, was a wool town. The surrounding landscape was excellent sheep country, and Cotswold Lions were best suited to the conditions, a hardy breed with fleeces especially thick to keep out the chill and make their owners rich.
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