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Father Brown Walking Tour
Cotswolds

Drive Father Brown's Cotswolds, from Kembleford's church in Blockley to the tower, castle and model village where he solved some of his strangest cases.

8 stops

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Father Brown's Church

Blockley's 12th-century church plays St Mary's, Father Brown's Catholic church in Kembleford, with the vicarage next door as his presbytery.

Helmsley Tower

This 18th-century folly played Helmsley Tower in The Tower of Lost Souls, where Father Brown investigates two strange deaths in its grounds.

Peter Pan's Cricket Pitch

A Jacobean manor that has appeared in Father Brown, where J.M. Barrie paid for the village cricket pavilion and Britain's tallest fountain shoots 300 feet into the air.

All Aboard

The heritage station that gives Father Brown its steam-age arrivals, in a building moved stone by stone from Monmouth.

The Queen's Last Resting Place

The castle church used for The Eye of Apollo in the first series is also the burial place of Queen Catherine Parr.

Kembleford Streets

One of the Cotswold villages that fills in for Kembleford, with a Norman church and a settlement going back to the 8th century.

A Doubly Thankful Village

A picture-book village used as a backdrop in Father Brown, and one of the few in England that lost no one in either world war.

Kembleford in Miniature

This 1:9 scale model became Kembleford's new model village in The Winds of Change, where a murderer uses it to plan attacks.

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