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home what’s on discover heritage trail antiques & books crafts galleries welland vale garden centre annual events uppingham feast day stilton cheese classic car run uppingham fatstock show fete flower & produce show christmas in uppingham uppingham in bloom freedom of uppingham love corby discover rutland stay bed & breakfasts hotels pub accomodation self catering eat & drink cafés pubs & bars restaurants take away shop shops & retail market business community useful info volunteer arts & music charities churches community organisations education residents associations seniors sports clubs young people adding content news news posts town council newsletters home what’s on discover heritage trail antiques & books crafts galleries welland vale garden centre annual events uppingham feast day stilton cheese classic car run uppingham fatstock show fete flower & produce show christmas in uppingham uppingham in bloom freedom of uppingham love corby discover rutland stay bed & breakfasts hotels pub accomodation self catering eat & drink cafés pubs & bars restaurants take away shop shops & retail market business community useful info volunteer arts & music charities churches community organisations education residents associations seniors sports clubs young people adding content news news posts town council newsletters home what’s on discover heritage trail antiques & books crafts galleries welland vale garden centre annual events uppingham feast day stilton cheese classic car run uppingham fatstock show fete flower & produce show christmas in uppingham uppingham in bloom freedom of uppingham love corby discover rutland stay bed & breakfasts hotels pub accomodation self catering eat & drink cafés pubs & bars restaurants take away shop shops & retail market business community useful info volunteer arts & music charities churches community organisations education residents associations seniors sports clubs young people adding content news news posts town council newsletters the heritage trail come to uppingham and take a wander around our award winning heritage trail. there are 20 identified sites numbered on the map and you will find 7 information boards along the route which you can follow using the online map below (there’s more info behind each number) or a paper map which you can download to print from this page. you will also find the heritage trail map leaflet available in most outlets in uppingham town. download map (pdf) 1) market place this is where our trail begins and where you will find the first trail board on the railings by the pedestrian crossing... 1 2) the falcon hotel the falcon hotel has a dominating presence in the market place which was given a royal charter in 1281... 2 3) norton's plough norton’s plough can be seen above the door of the ironmongers trading on this site since the 18th century... 3 4) the post office this elegant georgian building is a result of an encroachment onto the market place without permission... 4 5) parish church two modern statues of st peter and st paul stand either side of the nave. can you work out who is who?... 5 6) old grammar school built in 1584 to provide free grammar education for 20 local boys, this is the origin of uppingham school... 6 7) beast hill the uppingham pound or beast hill as its known was used to hold beasts - what type of beasts do you think?... 7 8) railway station the single line railway through uppingham was an essential element of the town for many years until 1964... 8 9) fossil wall made from locally sourced limestone, the same stone that was used to build peterborough cathedral... 9 10) congregational chapel a young charismatic preacher set about raising the £942 required to build this 350 seat chapel in 1807... 10 11) town hall a hall has stood on this site for over 100 years and has been used in various ways including ‘war purposes’... 11 12) high street east blossoms is small stone building built in the early 17th century as shop with jettied walls and timber-framing... 12 13) public houses the area of the crown is where the late 5th or early 6th century saxon settlement of uppingham started... 13 14) uppingham school founded in 1584, uppingham is a leading co-ed boarding school with 790 pupils in 15 boarding house... 14 15) sheilds yard the path uppingham’s inhabitants trod when they had business with the king’s steward in norman times... 15 16) leamington terrace originally called ‘wash pond lane’ as the pond used to clean carts and for watering horses... 16 17) orange street quantities of oranges used to be brought into the town to be sold for making marmalade... 17 18) the methodist church in 1817 when charles peach registered his schoolroom as a ‘place of dissenting worship’.... 18 19) tod’s piece there’s quite a tale behind the recreation ground and a man called tod who took on a wager... 19 20) hopes yard home of the little crooked house, the oldest occupied residence in the town... 20 1 market place our trail begins here where you will find the first trail board on the railings by the pedestrian crossing... 2 falcon hotel the falcon hotel has a dominating presence in the market place which was given a royal charter in 1281... 3 norton's plough norton’s plough can be seen above the door of the ironmongers trading on this site since the 18th century... 4 the post office this elegant georgian building is a result of an encroachment onto the market place without permission... 5 the parish church two modern statues of st peter and st paul stand either side of the nave. can you work out who is who?... 6 grammar school built in 1584 to provide free education for 20 local boys, its the origin of uppingham school... 7 beast hill the uppingham pound or beast hill as its known was used to hold beasts - what type of beasts do you think? ... 8 railway station the single line railway through uppingham was an essential element of the town for many years until 1964... 9 fossil wall made from locally sourced limestone, the same used to build peterborough cathedral... 10 congregational chapel a charismatic preacher set about raising the £942 required to build this 350 seat chapel in 1807... 11 the town hall a hall has stood on this site for over 100 years and has been used in various ways including ‘war purposes’... 12 high street east blossoms is small stone building built in the early 17th century as shop with jettied walls and timber-framing... 13 public houses the area of the crown is where the late 5th or early 6th century saxon settlement of uppingham started... 14 uppingham school founded in 1584, uppingham is a leading co-ed boarding school with 790 pupils in 15 boarding house... 15 shields yard the path uppingham’s inhabitants trod when they had business with the king’s steward in norman times... 16 leamington terrace originally called ‘wash pond lane’ as the pond used to clean carts and provide for watering horses... 17 orange street quantities of oranges used to be brought into the town to be sold for making marmalade so it is said... 18 methodist church in 1817 school master charles peach registered his schoolroom as a ‘place of dissenting worship’.... 19 tod's piece there’s quite a tale behind the recreation ground and a man called tod who took on a wager... 20 hopes yard home of the little crooked house, the oldest occupied residence in the town... a community & visitor website created and managed by uppingham town council main pages home what’s on discover stay eat & drink shop community latest posts community news a look back at 2016 in uppingham january 11, 2017 community news temporary parking bay closures leicester road – 5th february 2018 january 10, 2018 instagram latest copyright © 2018 uppingham town council website & design by qi send your message

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