EPW047602 ENGLAND (1935). Trench Hall and surrounding countryside, Tilley Green, 1935

In this approximate area is a site known as Trench Hall Castle Stead, rumoured to be a Roman Fort. Remains found however are medieval / Tudor, and "Castle" may be a corruption of "Cattle". Now well ploughed and no remains on surface. Also referred to as "Trench Castlegate". Possible location of a post-medieval house.

TRENCH HALL Trench Hall was built in the late 1800′s and was home to wealthy farm land owners. Vacant for a number of years, in 1940 the school for Jewish children escaped from Germany, set up by Anna Essinger moved here for a short period from Bunce Court, Kent. Jewish emigration from Germany was banned in 1941. The school returned to Bunce Court in 1946. Meanwhile at Trench Hall...1949 to 1990 it was a boarding school (Trench Hall School) A day school 1990-2003. In 2003 it became The Woodlands Centre / Woodlands School.

Trench Farmhouse, Wem Rural SY4 5PJ Grade 2 listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 427485 Farmhouse. Early C17 with later additions and alterations. Timber framed with painted brick infill on painted chamfered Grinshill stone plinth; C19 painted brick additions; plain tile roof. Original house of 4 framed bays. Late C19 additions to left under same roof pitch painted black and white in imitation of timber frame with lower painted brick addition to far left.