Bronze plaque № 8387

Worcester, Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom

Bromwich Parade Up to the mid-Nineteenth century, this river was the main artery of the West Midlands, linking to the sea at Bristol. The Severn Trow was one of the vessels used, typified by it's open hold, flat bottom and 'D'-shaped stern.

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