Photos by facade66 : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

This is the grave of Freda, a Dalmatian dog who was the mascot of the New Zealand Rifles regiment. She died in 1918 whilst the regiment was training for war on Cannock Chase, and so is buried here. A number of the Regiment died in the Flu Pandemic of 1918, and are buried in the nearby Commonwealth Cemetery.

what an interesting memorial my granparent lived on Anglesey street nearby and worked at the local collieries great photo.

thanks for sharing your images of Brownhills and locality with Google users all around the world. These photos speak well of the cameraman and of the town. Others can learn from your example.An enjoyable instructive folio.

thanks for the photo facade 66. This church is a fine example of the Alpine style and shows how the New England style in USA has evolved in England with the building material being brick instead of timber

facade66 shows good choice and balance in this fine image of old Brownhills, preserved for today and future generations to enjoy

good to see Brownhills natural beauty on show for the world to enjoy

well done facade66.Delightful image of the locality

On a disused orphan part of the Wryley & Essington canal

The clock is a memorial to Pat Collins, of fairground fame. There is a dedication plaque at the base of the clock.

Taken early morning, Chandlers Keep in background.