Sheepy Magna
Seen Better Days
Seen Better Days, near Overley Farm
Seen Better Days near Lawn Bridge
Old farm machinery on the footpath to Higham on th…
Signs of old industry close to the footbridge over…
Old Machinery near Quinton's Orchard
Seen better days, near Park Hollow
Abandoned Chapel at Nuthurst.
Blue Hole Cottage, Wootton Wawen (Grade II Listed…
Field Farm Wooten Wawen
Farm machinery near Coppington Farm
The wreck of the Johanna seen from the cliffs near…
Old farm buildings near Lawneswood
In a field between Broome and Drayton, seen better…
Salvage works seen from the South Staffs Railway W…
Seen better days, near the bank of the River Teme.
Near the disused Cell Fechan manganese mine (Scan…
Near Castle Hill Farm and seen better days
Ruins of an old building at the North end of Woody…
Old machinery near Oaken Park Farm
Any old iron, near Oaken Park Farm
Birmingham and Fazeley Canal (Scan from the 1980s)
Near Young's Farm, seen better days
Remains of White Houses near the entrance to Woody…
Remains of White Houses near the entrance to Woody…
Seen better days
Penstone Lane, Seen better days
Old wattle and daub cottage (Scan from 1991)
Old wattle and daub cottage
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Titton Mill
The following pictures are of Hilditch Pool which was formed to provide water for Titton Mill.
In 1821 Titton Corn mill was being sold at Auction, by direction of the assignees of William Cattell a
bankrupt.
Derelict places
www.derelictplaces.co.uk/threads/titton-mill-worcestershire-permission-visit.29111
In 1821 Titton Corn mill was being sold at Auction, by direction of the assignees of William Cattell a
bankrupt.
Derelict places
www.derelictplaces.co.uk/threads/titton-mill-worcestershire-permission-visit.29111
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