Hollingford is a fictional village featured in the novel "The Chronicles of Barsetshire" by Anthony Trollope. It is depicted as a quaint and picturesque location, characterized by its rural charm and close-knit community. The village serves as a backdrop for various social interactions and events that reflect the customs and values of Victorian England. The village is home to several notable characters, including Mr. Slope and Mrs. Proudie, who play significant roles in the unfolding drama of the story. Hollingford's landscape includes lush fields and traditional architecture, contributing to its idyllic setting and the exploration of themes such as class and morality.