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• Photos of Weston-on-Trent, Derbyshire, England
Weston-upon-Trent is a large village, pleasantly seated on the north-east bank of the Trent. It is located just west of Aston-on-Trent.
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Photo Description : The Coopers Arms pub
Image Reference No. : DP-310502WESTON-02
Exact map location : Click HERE
Date photo taken : 31st May 2002
Other Information : This is the Coopers Arms Pub, housed in 17th century mansion (formally Weston Hall), used by Oliver Cromwell as temporary barracks. During the First World War an escaped German prisoner hid here briefly before eventually making his way back to his homeland. This pub has its own 1.5 acre lake which is popular with the local fishermen for it's Bream, Carp, Roach & Rudd etc.

Photo Description : The Old Plough inn
Image Reference No. : DP-310502WESTON-03
Date photo taken : 31st May 2002
Other Information : This is the old plough inn pub, it is located on Weston Road. It is an old pub which has been extended into an adjoining cottage.
The award winning garden has been judged 'best in Derbyshire'.

Photo Description : Weston lock & the Lock Keepers cottage
Image Reference No. : DP-310502WESTON-05
Date photo taken : 31st May 2002
Other Information : This is Weston Lock and lock keepers cottage on the Trent and Mersey canal, The brick Bridge (No.8), caries King's Mills lane over the canal next to this lock. The top gates were built in 1978 and the bottom set in 1988.