EAW014224 ENGLAND (1948). Berkhamsted Castle, Berkhamsted, 1948

© Copyright OpenStreetMap contributors and licensed by the OpenStreetMap Foundation. 2025. Cartography is licensed as CC BY-SA.

Nearby Images (24)

EAW014224
  0° 0m
EAW004825
  214° 3m
EAW014225
  210° 8m
EAW049276
  350° 22m
EAW004826
  345° 27m
EAW004824
  291° 31m
EAW004823
  249° 56m
EAW049278
  352° 63m
EAW014226
  202° 64m
EAW049279
  255° 65m
EAW014223
  74° 75m
EAW014228
  312° 77m
EAW048760
  331° 80m
EAW014222
  260° 101m
EAW053211
  352° 106m
EAW053209
  227° 112m
EAW053212A
  281° 116m
EAW053210
  213° 117m
EAW049277
  165° 137m
EAW048763
  202° 145m
EAW014227
  272° 146m
EAW048762
  231° 154m
EAW048761
  250° 193m
EAW041753
  217° 286m

Details

Title [EAW014224] Berkhamsted Castle, Berkhamsted, 1948
Reference EAW014224
Date 9-April-1948
Link
Place name BERKHAMSTED
Parish BERKHAMSTED
District
Country ENGLAND
Easting / Northing 499550, 208237
Longitude / Latitude -0.55731737908817, 51.763501188684
National Grid Reference SP996082

Pins

The Rising Sun Lock. The building just in front of the Riser by the canal was once stables for boat horses. It's now been converted into a canalside home by a local builder.

D Figueiredo
Wednesday 8th of January 2014 01:22:43 PM
This was once a coal yard. In addition to selling coal they also operated a chimney sweep service which is why Ravens's Lane Lock and Rising Sun Lock are known as "Sweeps Two" by boat people. This building has been replaced by modern blocks of flats but if you look closely from the Grand Union Canal you can still work out where the coal wharf was.

D Figueiredo
Wednesday 8th of January 2014 01:21:27 PM
the Boat Public House before it was rebuilt. Very different to the current building which is now a Fullers Tied House.

D Figueiredo
Wednesday 8th of January 2014 01:19:20 PM