Wilberforce House

No. 25 High Street, the origin of William Wilberforce, is presently a historical center with fascinating shows from the eighteenth and nineteenth hundreds of years. Wilberforce was celebrated in his restriction to servitude, and the exhibition hall recounts the narrative of the trans-Atlantic slave exchange through to its cancelation. While touring in the zone, make sure to likewise visit Nos. 23 and 24, two Georgian houses with fine cases of period furniture.

Another brilliant old home is Maister House, a previous trader's home worked in 1744 in late-Renaissance style with a Palladian style façade and excellently created press railing. Additionally on the High Street is Blaydes House No. 6, another reestablished vendor property from a similar period.