Geograph - photograph every grid square

Early Ferguson tractor waiting for work, (has own implements). Pictured close to a telecoms mast in the old Station yard at Collingham.

The northbound platform with the well preserved station building behind.

Selo was the name used by Ilford Ltd for their normal amateur films, up until the mid 1940s when the Ilford name became universal on packaging. The name Selochrome continued, particularly on roll film, until around 1968. It seems unlikely... (more)

View eastward at the level-crossing on the ex-Midland Nottingham (to right) - (to left) Newark - Lincoln line - a splendid station house, well-preserved.

Open for the Nottinghamshire Historic Churches Trust sponsored bike ride, 9th September 2006.

Riders passing through Collingham on Stage 4 of the 2017 Tour of Britain

Royal Oak is one of the most common pub names and is found throughout the country, and it primarily refers to an actual historical event. The celebrated historical event was the escape of Charles II after his army was defeated at Worcester... (more)

A characterful grouping of buildings along the west side of High Street which includes several traditional shop fronts.

The rendering rather spoils this small double cottage which is overshadowed by its grander neighbours. It is, however, the dormer window excepted, typical of the smaller dwellings of the region and probably dates from the seventeenth century.