Bridgwater can be found in Somerset England, it's a market town and also a civil parish location.
Located as part of a major communication route that all of South West England uses.
There are many woods in the area and located close to Quantock Hills and Mendip range.
Located in the middle of town is River Parrett.
Easy access via the M5 motorway that has two junctions that you can get into the town via.
There are many places that people head to worship, and also many locations that you can visit.
One of which is the St.
Mary Magdalene's Church, check out the windows that you can see they date all the way back to the fourteenth century.
The house located on Blake Street was one where the Admiral Blake was born back in 1598.
It has been restored and now has the Blake museum located inside.
Three other older churches located here have some fantastic ornaments.
Brass and carved wood can be seen in the churches of Middlezoy, Westonzoyland, and Chedzoy so make sure you get to stop by there.
Also a location of many battles and uprisings in the past history.
It would be where the Monmouth Rebellion would finally be put to rest back in 1685.
One part of legend that Bridgwater is part of is a story about Alfred the Great.
Nearby while he was hiding after a Danish invasion he was said to have burnt some cakes.
There would be in the older days of this location a tidal moat that would help keep the water from the streets and also help in protection of the area.
It would be part of Bridgwater Castle, which was built using Old Red Sandstone.
So much more to learn about this location, you can check it all out by visiting the location.
Or you can read more about it online.