Historic Buildings Rescued, part fifteen

The former lock keeper’s cottage at Stoke Pound on the Worcester and Birmingham Canal is a good example of these increasingly rare, unpretentious buildings. It sits at the foot of the Tardebigge Flight of 30 locks, the longest flight of narrow locks in Britain.
‘Lock Cottage-35.jpg’ Landmark Trust © John Miller
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Have been there my sister went there once to the Doctors funeral whom she and her husband knew and is buried in the Churchyard. An amazing place this is