The town of Witney in Oxfordshire is famous for its blankets. The production in Witney escaped the collapse of the Cotswold woollen industry after the Industrial Revolution and Witney blankets are still sold today.
Is the centre of the town is the Market Square and containing an unusual Butter Cross, refurbished in the 19th century.
See the 13th-century Church of St Mary the Virgin and its huge tower.
Discover some of Witney's past at Witney Museum & Historical Society is in Gloucester Court Mews in the High Street.
Learn about farming life in the Edwardian period at Cogges Manor Farm Museum. Among the machinery and livestock there is a working kitchen and dairy.
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