Here we look back across the county over the decades, bringing you picture-postcard scenes from the past.
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5. Worfield, 1973
The pretty village of Worfield, near Bridgnorth, is a picture of peace with post office and shop heading a line of small cottages and the church spire overlooking the tranquil scene. March 1973. | Shropshire Star
6. Norton-in-Hales, 1939
The Gill brothers, who came to the village of Norton-in-Hales as evacuees at the beginning of the Second World War in 1939. From left: Sydney Gill, Albert Gill, Edward Gill, and Kenneth Gill. | Shropshire Star
7. Rowton, 1951
The unveiling of the Richard Baxter monument in Rowton, unveiled by John Beard on 14 July 1951, on the village green at Baxter’s birthplace near Wellington, marking a tribute to the renowned 17th-century divine. | Shropshire Star
8. Albrighton, 1965
St Mary Magdalene, Albrighton, January 15, 1965. Some parts of the caption are unreadable, but we can make out the following: 'Mothers collect their prams at the parish church doorway after a service. .... population boom and a baby boom to cope with Albrighton... the vicar hopes the services will help village newcomers get to know the established residents.' | Shropshire Star