
Staffordshire Walks, Tutbury
Folder: Staffordshire Walks
A 8m circular walk from Tutbury in July 1997 via Fauld Crater, and Hare hole Farm.
We left a visit to Tutbury Castle and the Church of St Mary until a future date, but never returned. However I had a few slides taken by my late uncle from around 1970.
We left a visit to Tutbury Castle and the Church of St Mary until a future date, but never returned. However I had a few slides taken by my late uncle from around 1970.
05 Dec 2018
A 8m circular walk from Tutbury in July 1997
A 8m circular walk from Tutbury in July 1997 via Fauld Crater, and Hare hole Farm.
23 Sep 2012
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Tutbury Castle (Scan from July 1997)
Tutbury castle, a largely ruined medieval castle, where Mary Queen of Scots was held prisoner, and King Charles I took refuge after the Battle of Naseby.
23 Sep 2012
Fauld Crater near Hanbury (Scan from July 1997)
This picture was taken in 1997, and shows how nature has reclaimed this tragic spot. It was a place for lunch and conteplation on a lovely summer's day.
"...where in underground galleries a huge arsenal of bombs were stored during the last war. On Nov 27th 1944, 4,000 tons of high explosive was accidently ignited, blasting open a crater 400 ft deep and 0.75m across with the loss of 70 lives. The area around Fauld has been mined for the raw material alabaster since the Middle Ages."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAF_Fauld_explosion
30 Oct 2020
Tutbury Castle c1970 (Scan from slide)
Grade I Listed Building...
historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1374431
30 Oct 2020
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Grade I Listed Building...
historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1374431
30 Oct 2020
Tutbury Castle c1970 (Scan from slide)
Grade I Listed Building...
historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1374431
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