Do you have any information about the canal?

We are always keen to learn more about the canal. Maybe you live near it, maybe members of your family lived on it, worked on it or even helped build it. If you have any family papers, photographs or even family stories about life on the canal we would love to hear from you. If you wish, we could add your information to this web site.

For more pictures of Hereford, Monkhide and Over

Keith Kitson's Canal Pages

For spotting the remains of the H&G Canal

Spotting the remains - Herefordshire Government Archaeology Sites & Monuments Section has a web site with useful information to help spot the remains of the canal within Herefordshire.

National Waterways Museum, Gloucester

The Birmingham Canal Navigations Society

Cotswold Canals Trust

Kennet and Avon Canal Trust

Monmouth Brecon and Abergaveny Canal Trust

Worcester and Birmingham Canal Society

National canal organisations

British Waterways

The Inland Waterways Association

Waterway Recovery Group

Waterways Liaison Service

Sites with comprehensive canal links

Waterways Virtual Archive Catalogue - The British Waterways Virtual Archive Catalogue Project is a Heritage Lottery-funded project to catalogue and make available online all the records of British Waterways and its predecessor bodies, held in 15 repositories in England and Scotland.

Canal Junction

The Inland Waterways Heritage Network

George’s Canal Boating in the UK and Europe

London Canal Museum

Waterways Directory

English Waterways - a starting point for waterways resources on the Web

The Usenet newsgroup uk.rec.waterways is a forum for questions and answers about waterways related topics.

The neighbouring area

Gloucester Docks and the Sharpness Canal - Past, Present and Future - Hugh Conway-Jones' photographs

River Severn Tales

The River Severn Boats and Boating Page

The Dymock village web site

Going further afield to good friends of ours

Newbury Working Party Group

Black Prince Holidays

Starline Narrowboat

Credits
Thanks to Steve Gittins, Alan Lines, Maggie Jones, Michael Hunt, Jim Duck, Keith Kitson, Ted Beagles, Matt Skelton and David Penny for many of the photographs.