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Binton Bridges. 1961
Grid Ref: SP 1450 5303 [WA-014-390]. This is the bridge on the navigable southern channel.Binton Bridges. 1961
Binton Bridges. 1961
Grid Ref: SP 1450 5303 [WA-014-390]. This is the bridge on the non-navigable northern channel.Binton Bridges. 1961
Birmingham Refuse Boat and horse approaching Camp Hill lock No.3. 1964
This is the original site of Lock 54 (also known as Sandy Hill Lock) with Camp Hill Lock No 2 (Lock No 53 or Hens Row Lock) in the distance. Grid Ref: SP 0852 8591 [GU-002-280]Birmingham Refuse Boat and horse approaching Camp Hill lock No.3. 1964
Blakes Lock Viewed from Kennet Side.
Reading Gas Works is to the right. Grid Ref: SU 7274 7353 [-KA-001-940]Blakes Lock Viewed from Kennet Side.
Boats in Navigation Basin, Wootton Wawen. 1964
Don on inside; Water Ouzel in centre; Arcturus on outsideBoats in Navigation Basin, Wootton Wawen. 1964
Boats tied up at Sutton Stop, 1953
Taken in 1953 whilst Weavers were on way to Banbury with coal. Grid Ref: SP 3627 8461 [OX-001-0130]Boats tied up at Sutton Stop, 1953
Boilers at Gloucester Pump House. 1966
Grid Ref: SO 8259 1827 [GS-027-150]. Plate on doors: "Edwin Danks & Company Oldbury Limited - Date 1898"Boilers at Gloucester Pump House. 1966
Boilers at Severn Bridge, Sharpness. 1967
Grid Ref: SO 6782 0339 [GS-002-710]Boilers at Severn Bridge, Sharpness. 1967
Bosmere Lock at Needham Market (IS12)
Three Mill cart lodges at the side. The lock is likely the oldest John Rennie designed lock remaining. Oldest because it is believe he started from Bosmere and worked downstream to Ipswich. The three locks above Bosmere were built before Rennie's involvement and were Turf and Timber.Bosmere Lock at Needham Market (IS12)
Bottom Lock gates with winch mechanism and chains (SX6)
No overhead lintelsBottom Lock gates with winch mechanism and chains (SX6)
Bourne Bridge, Brimscombe.
Looking East with Brimscombe Gasworks to the right. Grid Ref: SO 8757 0205 [TS-005-750]Bourne Bridge, Brimscombe.
Boxwell Springs
200m to the east of Boxwell (or Little) Lock (No. 36). Grid Ref: SU 0593 9764 [TS-029-430]Boxwell Springs
Braunston Tunnel south portal and Tunnel House. 1964
House demolished shortly after. Grid Ref: SP 5755 6513 [GU-074-730].Taken from the elevated towpath, that next to the canal having collapsed.Braunston Tunnel south portal and Tunnel House. 1964