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This fine pub lies on the A41, an old coaching route through the Midlands. It owes its name to its position half way between London and Holyhead, and until recently had signage on the gable end announcing that it was 140 miles from each. It's to be hoped that it will re-open soon, as a local landmark such as this shouldn't be allowed to close and disappear for ever.

The view along the A41(Tettenhall Road) in Wolverhampton.

Undergoing conversion to a doctor's surgery and medical centre. Image

This is the A41 road to Newport, Whitchurch and Chester. As Wolverhampton spread along this road in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, most of the dwellings were built for the more affluent members of society. The housing shown here on the south side of the road are far more modest than those on the north side, nearer West Park. Most of the grander premises are now divided into flats, or used for small businesses or offices.

Tettenhall Road is the A41 road to Newport, Whitchurch and Chester. As Wolverhampton spread along this road in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, most of the dwellings were built for the more affluent members of society. Many of the grander premises are now divided into flats, or occupied by small businesses or professional practices. In this section alone, there is a doctor's surgery, a private dental practice, a chiro-practic clinic and an accountancy business.

Tettenhall Road is the A41 road to Newport, Whitchurch and Chester. As Wolverhampton spread along this road in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, most of the dwellings were built for the more affluent members of society. Many of the grander premises are now divided into flats, or occupied by small businesses or professional practices. In this section alone, there is a doctor's surgery, a private dental practice, a chiro-practic clinic and an accountancy business.

This is the A41 road to Newport, Whitchurch and Chester. As Wolverhampton spread along this road in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, most of the dwellings were built for the more affluent members of society.

The view off the Tettenhall Road in Wolverhampton.

This is Albert Road looking towards West Park from the junction with Tettenhall Road.

This grand establishment is a very substantial semi-detached late Victorian villa at the corner of Park Dale West, fronting onto Tettenhall Road, which is the A41 to Newport, Whitchurch and Chester. There are fifteen such unspoiled and well maintained buildings in Park Dale West under consideration for "listing". As Wolverhampton spread along this road in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, most of the dwellings were built for the more affluent members of society. Many of the grander premises are now divided into flats, or used for small businesses or offices.