This fascinating selection of photographs traces some of the many ways in which West Midland Canals have changed and developed over the last century.
This enjoyable new book delves into unexplored areas of history surrounding the great network of the West Midland Canals.
This fascinating selection of photographs traces some of the many ways in which the North West Canals have changed and developed over the last century.
... canal construction, river improvement, drainage schemes or tram roads. Organising the men and paying the wages fell to a group of contractors, many of whom had honed their skills working on making canals. West Midland railways had lines ...
This fascinating selection of photographs traces some of the many ways in which the North West Canals have changed and developed over the last century.
This fascinating book delves into the forgotten history of the Midland and border canal infrastructure, including the Grand Union, Staffordshire & Worcestershire, Stourbridge, Stratford, Trent & Mersey, Worcester, and Birmingham canals ...
Boatmen's Mission, Hednesford & Pelsall Stop The Victorian concern for religion and education led to the establishment of missions for boatmen at Hednesford and Birchills. The Cannock Extension was seen from Pelsall Stop looking north.
... G.P. 74 Bill, William 34 Birchenwood Coke Ovens 118 Birmingham & Fazeley Canal 37 Birmingham & Liverpool Railway 44, 71 Birmingham & Liverpool Ship Canal 80 Birmingham Canal Navigations 37 Blundell, Richard 132 Boatmen's Missions 65 ...
... Armley Navigation,Leeds& Liverpool Canal, Rain Hall Rock Canal and Springs Branch The Leeds & Liverpool Canal crossed the Pennines after climbing from Burnley through sevenlocks at Barrowford,to thesummit levelnear Foulridge.
David Viner. whatever should be done to promote traffic by water between west ... time or another, he was a director of railways at home and in Holland and of a firm ... Midland (and one of the partners in the timber firm). 42 There was less ...
The only way to really understand and value this man-made valley is to stop and imagine the thousands of labourers slaving away with only picks, shovels and wheelbarrows. After going 70 feet to the level of the waterway, they then had ...