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LUDLOW, Shropshire, England

The historic market town of Ludlow. The castle was built 1086-1094 by the De lacy family, and is today owned by the Earl of Powis. Ludlow also has one of the largest parish churches in England. Parts of the present Church of St.Laurence date from 1199-1200 but most of what we see today is 15th century. Arthur, Prince of Wales, elder brother of Henry VIII, and his wife Katherine of Aragon, lived at Ludlow Castle, but not for long. Just 5 months later on 2 April 1502, Arthur died. He was buried at Worcester Cathedral, but his 'entrails' were buried here at St.Laurence's. Ludlow is situated on the River Teme, and has over 500 'Listed' historic buildings. Music by Brian Crain.