More snow
As promised, here are some more pictures of Coalbrookdale and Ironbridge in the snow. These photos were taken on Thursday...
Dale House (left) and Rosehill House, built by the Darby family in the early 18th century, and overlooking the Upper Furnace Pool. The arch in the foreground is part of the railway viaduct of 1864.
Unusual view across the Upper Furnace Pool, with the top of the furnace cover building peeping up above the dam wall.
View through the trees on towards the Great Warehouse (Museum of Iron).
Established 298 years ago. The giant wheel is part of the Godalming Water Turbine.
View upriver with the Ironbridge power station looming in the distance.
The Iron Bridge, looking upstream from Severn Bank.
Cottages on the north bank of the River.
Dale House (left) and Rosehill House, built by the Darby family in the early 18th century, and overlooking the Upper Furnace Pool. The arch in the foreground is part of the railway viaduct of 1864.
Unusual view across the Upper Furnace Pool, with the top of the furnace cover building peeping up above the dam wall.
View through the trees on towards the Great Warehouse (Museum of Iron).
Established 298 years ago. The giant wheel is part of the Godalming Water Turbine.
View upriver with the Ironbridge power station looming in the distance.
The Iron Bridge, looking upstream from Severn Bank.
Cottages on the north bank of the River.
posted by Ironbridge Archaeology at 09:26
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