EPW056454 ENGLAND (1938). The town centre, Berkhamsted, 1938

The chimney that was part of the orignal Coopers Sheepdip factory between Manor Street and Ravens Lane. This chimney was demolished in the late 1990's despite a campaign by local residents to keep this landmark when the whole site was redeveloped into apartments.

Lock 55 or Rising Sun Lock on the Grand Union Canal, this lock is the other half of "Sweeps Two" Locks with Raven's Lane Lock (see note on Ravens Lane). The area around this lock is today (2013) looked after by the landlords of the Rising Sun Lock with Friend's of the Rising Sun who volunteer for the Canal & River Trust charity to keep the canal tidy and the lock smartly painted.

Lock 54 or Ravens Lane Lock on the Grand Union Canal, one of a pair of locks known as Sweeps Two (Ravens' Lane & Rising Sun) due to the adjacent coal yard which is now a couple of blocks of low rise flats opposite the Boat public house.

Playing fields belonging to the Coopers (later Welcome Foundation) Social Club. This disappeared until the Robertson Road housing estate during the early 2000's.

Baptist Church on junction of High Street and Ravens Lane, still a church today.