near to Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, England
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ST8599 : The MOT Garage in Nailsworth
by Jaggery
MOT testing garage in Days Mill, set back from the east side of Old Market.
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ST8599 : Staggered crossroads in the centre of Nailsworth
by Jaggery
View from Market Street looking across the A46 (Bath Road and Fountain Street) towards Church Street.
St George's Church and the War Memorial Link are on the right.
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ST8599 : The Village Inn, Nailsworth
by Jaggery
Viewed across the A46 Bath Road. The What Pub website states that The Village Inn, which reopened in late 2006 as the Nailsworth Brewery brewpub, is unrecognisable from the inn which closed in the mid 1990s - an ugly duckling reborn as a... (more)
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ST8599 : Phenomenal in Nailsworth
by Jaggery
Viewed across the A46 Bath Road.
The pink door is the entrance to Phenomenal gift shop, located next door to the Village Inn.
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ST8599 : Walkers fish & chips shop, Nailsworth
by Jaggery
On the corner of Bath Road and Church Street, viewed from Market Street.
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ST8599 : From horse power to horsepower - Nailsworth, Gloucestershire
Routes meet here - beside this Geographer is the A46 Lincoln to Bath road, on the left is the road, via the Nailsworth W or Ladder, to Box and Minchinhampton and the road joining from the right is the road to Forest Green and on, via... (more)
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ST8599 : Where ways meet - Nailsworth, Gloucestershire
Nailsworth has been in existence as a settlement since the 12th century, at one time it was divided into Upper Nailsworth and Lower Nailsworth. It eventually developed as a centre of the cloth industry, alongside Stroud. The author of... (more)
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ST8599 : Façade, Railway Hotel, Nailsworth
The writing on the wall shows that Nailsworth once had its own railway. It started here and ran for a few kilometres north to Stonehouse. It was operated by the London, Midland and Scottish (LMS) Railway despite being in the heartland of... (more)
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ST8599 : Railway Hotel, Nailsworth
by Linda Bailey
This Grade II listed building is now privately owned. The building is shown on a mid 19th century print, predating the arrival of the railway in Nailsworth.
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