epw035950 ENGLAND (1931). The town, Droitwich Spa, from the north-east, 1931

Covercroft - family house through 1960s, demolished to make space for development (probably late 70s/80s?). Originally the manager's house for the Salt Works in 1800s. When the Salt Works were demolished it left a large common space also known as the covercroft. During the 60s, visiting Fairs and Circuses would pitch up on covercroft for a week or so at a time.

Droitwich Junction Canal

River Salwarpe

Droitwich Lido Park, 08/08/2014

War Memorial, Droitwich, 08/08/2014

The Talbot PH, Droitwich, 08/08/2014

St. Andrew's Church, Droitwich, 08/08/2014

Town Hall, Droitwich, 08/08/2014

Droitwich Spa Baptist Church, Droitwich, 08/08/2014

Lloyds Bank, Droitwich, 08/08/2014

Bandstand.

Lock.

Droitwich Junction Canal.

River Salwarpe.

The original Salter's Hall, built for the town by 'Salt King' John Corbett.

St Andrew's Brine Bath.

Westwood House, in 1931 still the seat of the Pakington family.

High Street.

Hanbury Road (Roman salt road)

Raven Hotel.

Worcestershire Hotel, now demolished.

St Augustine's Church, Dodderhill.

Droitwich Spa GWR station

GWR line to Birmingham Snow Hill via Kidderminster

LMS line to Bromsgrove and Birmingham New Street via Lickey Incline