Grid reference SJ9304
near to Featherstone, Staffordshire, England
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The Knot Garden, Moseley Old Hall
The National Trust gardeners have reproduced an original 17th Century design in the knot garden.
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Field off Moseley Road, Moseley
With some impressive pylons drawing the eye away from the M54 (whose lighting columns can just be picked out in front of the greenery in the middle distance).
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M54 north of Hilton Cross Business Park
by Stuart Logan
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Hilton Cross Island
The view north along the Cannock Road A460 by Featherstone near Wolverhampton.
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The path to the car park
by Malcolm Neal
On a visit to Moseley Old Hall the car park is a short distance from the hall, through a small copse.
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Industrial units near M54 Junction 1
by John M
Small scale development next to M54. Squire made locks and door furniture in Willenhall from 1780. This is still an independent family concern run by the eighth generation of the family.
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Worcester Black Pear tree
Worcester black pear tree in the grounds of Moseley Old Hall. The pear of this tree appears on the coat of arms of the city of Worcester. Tradition has it that during the visit of Queen Elizabeth I to Worcester in 1575 she saw a tree... (more)
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Footpath Gate
The view along White House Lane from Moseley Road near Westcroft in Wolverhampton.
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The old Cannock Road
by Richard Law
Long since replaced by the modern A460 just to the east, this disused stretch of the Cannock Road is still there (complete with kerbs, cats eyes and everything) and used as a footpath. And by scavs a dumping ground for litter, apparently.
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Moseley Old Hall
by Geoff Pick
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Knot garden
by Mike Parker
Moseley's Tudor-style knot garden looks good at first glance, but closer inspection reveals a few problems, including box blight and an infestation of box moth. The National Trust is experimenting with ideas for suitable replacement plants.
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M54 approaching junction 1
by John Firth
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