Photo 6x4 Canal and railway near Edgbaston, Birmingham The Worcester and c2010

Photograph Notes: The Worcester and Birmingham Canal was built in the mid 1790s here, and fully open to Worcester by 1815. The Midland Railway was opened here in 1876. The railway now brings in lines from Redditch and Worcester, running close to the canal all the way to the city centre. Cycling is now encouraged on many of the towpaths in England. However, there are still a few obsolete notices on display in some places forbidding it.

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Size: 6" x 4" - 150mm x 100mm

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