Semington Junction
Entrance Lock Semington
Farm to railway crossing looking south
Canal from 1st crossing looking north
Swing bridge site, brick foundations exist. This took a green lane across canal to bypass Turnpike toll.
D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969
Swing bridge site, brick foundations exist. This took a green lane across canal to bypass Turnpike toll.
D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969
Junction of Wilts and Berks. Canal with Kennet and Avon Canal. Lock here, fall of 1ft 8ins. is extinct. Toll house exists 50 yds. along canal from junction. Over canal at junction exists an arch bridge to carry Kennet and Avon. towpath. Bridge arch of stone, now filled with concrete; Handrail of Birkinshaw type fish bellied rail from Somerset Coal Canal.
D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969
Junction of Wilts and Berks. Canal with Kennet and Avon Canal. Lock here, fall of 1ft 8ins. is extinct. Toll house exists 50 yds. along canal from junction. Over canal at junction exists an arch bridge to carry Kennet and Avon. towpath. Bridge arch of stone, now filled with concrete; Handrail of Birkinshaw type fish bellied rail from Somerset Coal Canal.
D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969
Semington Historic Junction
Melksham Link project
Melksham Link
Semington junction with the K&A canal
Semington Junction . Lock seen from K&A looking under bridge. Drawing from Pall Mall article by Reginald Blunt who took a horse drawn canal trip around the canal
Semington Toll House
Toll House Semington Junction
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