Foster's Row & Britannia Inn

Built in the 1840s for the employees of James Foster along the side of the turnpike road.

Madeley Salop Train Station

Part of the Great Western Railway (GWR) line that connected Wellington to Much Wenlock.

Madeley Windmill

Appears on an 1827 map of the area but may have been in operation much earlier than this.

Madeley Court

Constructed during the reign of Mary I by Robert Brooke, Speaker of the House of Commons.

Madeley High Street

Most of the street remains untouched and looks exactly as it did in the mid 1800s.

Jubilee House

Built in 1870 as a Market Hall, Jubilee House is now the offices of Madeley Parish Council.

St Michael's Church

An octagonal shaped church designed by Thomas Telford and built in 1796.

All Nations Public House

Has been brewing and selling its own beer on the premises, almost continuously, since 1832.

Lee Dingle Bridge

Soars high above the Coalport Road and railway line. Built circa 1859.

Blists Hill Tunnel

19th century brick-lined railway tunnel, 60-70 metres in length.

Hay Inclined Plane

One of the best examples of the ingenuity of 19th century engineers

Jackfield and Coalport Memorial Footbridge

Memorial to 26 servicemen whose lives were lost in the Great War

Maws Tile Works

Once the largest employer in the area. In operation from 1883-1969.

Craven Dunnill Encaustic Tile Works

Built in 1870 to meet the ever-growing demand for decorative tiles.

Jackfield Sidings & Severn Valley Railway

Reputed to be the widest level crossing gates in Britain.

Blists Hill Victorian Town Museum

Originally called Blists Hill Open Air Museum. Opened in 1973.

Coalport China Museum

Maw's Craft Centre

Jackfield Tile Museum