near to Gailey, Staffordshire, England
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Farmland near Gailey
by N Chadwick
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The Gailey Pottery premises
by Richard Law
The Gailey Pottery was established in 1980 in the former church, which was built in 1849 by local industrialist Henry Ward, to serve the needs of families on the nearby Rodbaston and Gailey estates. The building was eventually deconsecrated... (more)
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Former Church on Watling Street
by Roger May
Well-known pottery on the A5 at Gailey. Formerly a church.
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Outdoor parcel lockers at a BP filling station
Amazon and InPost lockers at Gailey.
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Dobbies Garden World |
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Site of Gailey station
View northward, towards Stafford and the North: ex-LNWR Birmingham - Wolverhampton - Stafford main line. The station was closed from 18/6/51, long before the line was electrified in 1964-5.
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The A5 westbound approaching Gailey Island
by Roy Hughes
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Holiday makers on the Staffs & Worcs
by Row17
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Hire fleet on the canal at Gailey, Staffordshire
by Roger D Kidd
Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal.
Most of the local colourful Viking Afloat hire fleet is back at base this late in the season, despite continuing fine autumn weather. Ahead by the buildings is Gailey Lock and the A5, Watling Street.
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Spread Eagle at Gailey
by A Holmes
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Gailey Pottery
There is a cut bench mark on the left side of the building. Closer views can be seen here: SJ9110 : Western Wall, Gailey Pottery and here: SJ9110 : Cut Bench Mark, Gailey Pottery.
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Canal at Gailey in Staffordshire
by Roger D Kidd
Looking north towards Penkridge, the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal is approaching Gailey Lock.
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