EAW017336 ENGLAND (1948). The Long Mynd and the town, Church Stretton, from the south-east, 1948

Junction of Easthope Road and Lion Meadow; nowadays known for the close proximity of the Mayfair Community Centre and the Co-op Supermarket. In this view it appears that the location was utilised for a cluster of prefabs, very typical of the immediate post-war period when there was a shortage of housing. Since then local authority housing proliferates in this vicinity, providing solid housing stock for the local community.

Burway Road - narrow and steep - goes to the top of the Long Mynd and connects with the The Portway and on passing the Midland Gliding Club drops even more steeply down to Asterton. Very scenic!

Carding Mill Valley - now part of the extensive National Trust area covering much of the Long Mynd.

Church Stretton station