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South Drive, TELFORD, TF7 5DA

Local authority built housing to the south west of Madeley town centre.

An OS cutmark on what is now known as Andy's Fish Bar in Madeley; originally levelled at 135.755m above Ordnance Datum Newlyn.

Banks' pub on Park Street, Madeley

Dating from the first half of the 19th century, 28 Park Street was Grade II listed https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101292962-28-park-street-madeley#.XOq1mIhKjcs & https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1292962 in 1983.

Grade II listed in itself https://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101208661-garden-boundary-wall-south-west-of-the-old-hall-madeley#.WuAf9_nwaM8 in 1983, this sandstone ashlar wall and coping surrounds the grounds of the II* listed Image

A 17th century stables and stone mounting block, which were collectively Grade II listed https://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101033270-stables-and-mounting-block-immediately-west-of-the-old-hall-madeley#.WuAed_nwaM8 in 1983.

Grade II listed https://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101033273-coach-house-and-barn-north-west-of-upper-house-madeley#.WuAiJfnwaM8 in 1968, the main barn is believed to be 17th century, whilst the coach house (brickwork glimpsed on the right here) is dated 1765. The barn served as a market hall for Madeley in the 18th century, and hid the fugitive King Charles II in the 1650s from Cromwell's army, apparently the day before his famous escapade in the Boscobel oak tree Image

One of the former outbuildings of the fine Image, this Grade II listed barn https://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101208645-barn-north-west-of-the-old-hall-madeley#.Wt-WwtQrLGg is believed to be 17th century, and was listed in 1983. Partly visible to the left is the 19th century former 'horse-engine' house, or gin-gang, in which a horse was persuaded to walk in endless circles to provide power to threshing or milling machinery. The whole is now converted to offices.

King Charles II and Richard Penderell hid from Parliamentary troops in this barn during the day of 6th September 1651 following the Battle of Worcester. Later that evening they left to return to Boscobel. The barn has been converted to residential use.

Looking rather better than it did in 1968 at the time of its Grade II listing https://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101033271-gazebo-south-south-east-of-the-old-hall-madeley#.WuAdTfnwaM8 (the collapsed roof has been rebuilt in the meantime) this small square brick building dates to the 18th century.