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New & Old Wolverhampton Station Entrance

Wolverhampton Station Entrance. This week, things have changed! There has been a lot of work going on here for the last year o

The Home of Guy Motors, Wolverhampton.

The Old Guy Motors Factory. Amongst one of the most well-known names for lorries and buses in its day. Ironically the founder,

Tram Lines, Railway Drive, Wolverhampton.

Tram Lines, Railway Drive, Wolverhampton. This is part of the new extension of the Midlands Metro from a junction just short o

The Midland Metro to Wolverhampton.

Midland Metro. Also known as a tram, although not in the historic sense! Another once fashionable term was “Rapid Light

Babcock & Wilcox 10 ton Overhead Crane, Chillington Wharf, Wolverhampton.

Babcock & Wilcox 10 Ton Overhead Crane. In yesterday’s photograph of Chillington Wharf, I made mention of this featu

Chillington Wharf, Wolverhampton – Canal and Railway Interchange.

Chillington Wharf, Wolverhampton. We have cruised past this on our boat several times – and been past on the train. More

Track Works at Wolverhampton Station.

Track Works. We had a very rude awakening this morning. Around 6am, there was the sound of what we thought at first was a very

Little’s Lane Bridge and Wolverhampton Top Lock.

Little’s Lane Bridge, Wolverhampton. As you come up the “Wolverhampton 21”, this is the last lock before Bro

The Birmingham Main Line Canal in Wolverhampton

Birmingham Main Line Canal, Wolverhampton. Following on from yesterday’s shot of the Broad Street Basin, this is immedia

Broad Street Basin and Road Bridge, Wolverhampton

Broad Street Basin, Wolverhampton. The original road crossing now takes pride of place in the Black Country Living Museum. Ori

Great Western Railway Oxley Viaduct, Wolverhampton

Oxley Viaduct, Wolverhampton. This splendid crossing originally took the Great Western Railway line from Wolverhampton Low Lev

The Former Great Western Wolverhampton Low Level Station.

Wolverhampton Low Level Station. This was the Great Western Railway’s station in Wolverhampton. Once a key part of an ex

Canal & Railway at Horseley Fields Junction, Wolverhampton.

Horseley Fields Junction. Today’s view is where the BCN Main Line and the Wyrley & Essington Canals meet. Above is t

William Butler & Co Ltd, Wolverhampton.

William Butler & Co. This is quite an interesting scene, although by the looks of it, it is likely to change in the not to

The Queen’s Building, Pipers Row, Wolverhampton.

The Queen’s Building. Built in 1849, this original entrance to Wolverhampton High Level Station was designed by Edwards

BCN Main Line on the Approach to Wolverhampton.

BCN Main Line. Taking advantage of my one exercise a day, I saved it until this evening to capture this shot on the approach t

Lock 11 on the Wolverhampton Flight.

Lock 11. Halfway down the Wolverhampton Flight is this interesting scene. The bridge going over the canal is, in fact, two sep

Close up of a Mooring Ring.

Mooring Ring. I’ve gone for something a little different today. We are still moored up in Bentley Bridge. By opening up

Rookery Bridge, Wyrley and Essington Canal, Wednesfield.

Rookery Bridge. Moving up a little from yesterday’s photograph. We are alongside the Retail Park, where the Wolverhampto

Nickelodeon Pub and Carvery, Bentley Bridge, Wednesfield.

Nickelodeon Pub and Carvery. This is in the Bentley Bridge Leisure Park and the canal in main shot is all that remains of the