This is an historical building I particularly like. It’s the last of the vinegar factory buildings to survive, and stands on the banks of the Rivers Stour and Severn at the point where they converge – just out of sight in the previous post image.
I would like to see this building converted to a canal museum.
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A museum for Stourport would be great idea
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Mighty oaks from acorns grow!
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The first image would make a lovely jigsaw puzzle, I think!
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Could be a good fund raiser if there is the will to save it?
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I think it unlikely there will be much support to save a dilapidated building, Murray.
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You can’t have too many canal museums.
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Why not, Tom. How many canal museums have you got?
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There are over 2000 miles of canals in the UK and at least a dozen canal museums.
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It needs to stay a museum would be great
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Do you mean that you would like to see the Vinegar Building remain in it’s current dilapidated condition, Sue?
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Yes! I’d vote for a few more canal museums! However, over where I live I’d love to see a canal!
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