Coxes Lock | Coxes
Mill Building | Weybridge
Town Lock
Shed beside the lock at Coxes Mill on the
River Wey Navigation at Coxes Lock, Addlestone. 10th May 2008.
The same shed, but at an earlier date and
at a different time of year. 10th October 2007.
Shed viewed from the adjacent canal lock.
11th April 2008.
Shed viewed from the canal towpath 10th
October 2007.
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This old shed was located on the opposite
side of the River Wey Navigation from Coxes Mill at Addlestone in
Surrey. There was the remains of what appeared to be a manger at
the front of the shed.
It's close proximity to Coxes Mill Lock suggests that this building was
formerly used as a stable for the horses which towed barges along the
canal.
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The shed in context beside the canal.
Photograph taken from the railway footbridge at Coxes Mill. 10th May
2008.
Shed viewed from the River Wey Navigation
towpath. Photograph dated 10th October 2007.
The interior of the shed beside the canal
at Coxes Mill. The red object beyond the shed is the cabin of the narrow boat
"Hem In Wey" which was moving into the adjacent lock on 10th
October 2007.
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You might be interested to explore the Sea
Spray catalogue of books on ships and canals.
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Rear wall of the shed 10th October 2007.
The shed surrounded by vegetation. 24th
July 2009.
The shed in the distance.
Photograph taken from the footbridge over the nearby railway 29th March
2008.
Coxes Lock | Coxes
Mill Building | Weybridge
Town Lock
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