Wallbridge Basin marked the terminus of the Stroudwater Canal in Stroud. The basin has long since been infilled, however the route of the canal survived.
The point at which the Stroudwater entered the basin also marked the start of the Thames & Severn Canal, which is in effect a continuation of the waterway, although they were originally operated by two separate companies.
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Start point of the Thames & Severn Canal in the middle distance
Site of Wallbridge basin - long since infilled
Former Canal Warehouse
The red-brick building is the former canal warehouse at Wallbridge Basin, Stroud
Rear view of former canal warehouse, Wallbridge Basin, Stroud
Original Boundary Gate
Original towpath gateway into former basin area
Original towpath gateway into former basin area. View towards Stroud centre
Before Restoration of Canal
Point at which Thames & Severn Canal meets the Stroudwater Canal
