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Davies Grove, TF2 7FL

The entrance to the Muller factory is on the right.

An OS cutmark on the south face of an end-terrace cottage, originally part of the house built for the manager of the Donnington Wood colliery. Levelled at 103.769m above Ordnance Datum Newlyn.

Not that you'd really know it from this side, but these two single storey cottages date from early 19th century, and are believed to be the only two remaining examples of extensive 'barracks'-style housing provided by the Earl Gower Company (which later became the Lilleshall Company) to house workers at its nearby canal, brick, ironstone and clay workings. They were Grade II listed https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101030946-3-and-5-bradley-road-lilleshall-and-donnington#.W6uTEdQrLGg in 1988, along with their attached wash-houses. The privies, pigsty and stables referred to in the listing details appear to have been lost to housing developments.

Part of the collectively-listed remaining workers' housing at Image This wash-house has its own listing at https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101377113-southern-wash-house-approximately-3-metres-west-of-numbers-3-and-5-lilleshall-and-donnington#.W6uWz9QrLGg, as does the northern one attached to no 5 Image

Supermarket service station off Donnington Wood Way.

Part of the collectively-listed remaining workers' housing at Image - ignore the relatively modern extension on the right and porch/doorway. This wash-house has its own listing at https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101258273-northern-wash-house-approximately-3-metres-west-of-numbers-3-and-5-lilleshall-and-donnington#.W6uVb9QrLGg, as does the southern one attached to no 3 Image

Under a bridge on Donnington Wood Way.

After having an argument with a 14ton lorry the memorial statue honouring Telford’s miners, designed by Gerry Foxall, has been repaired and reinstated on the Granville Roundabout, Donnington Wood, Telford. I trust that it is observing the "40" limit!

On the A4640.