What is recorded here
Diglis Island, located in the River Severn near Worcester, was historically a small islet known for its association with the Diglis Basin and the development of Worcester's canal and river infrastructure. It was once home to workers involved in the timber and industrial trades that flourished along the river in the 18th and 19th centuries.
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Places near here
Workshops on Diglis Island, River SevernListed building · 58 yd
Diglis Bridge and LinksVisitor information · 279 yd
Sculpture of Sir Charles HastingsPublic sculpture · 323 yd
Large wall-mounted Victorian postbox, Bath Road, WorcesterOld post box · 694 yd
Chapter MeadowsVisitor information · 747 yd
Battle of Worcester 1651 with Powick Old Bridge 1642Registered battlefield · 916 yd
Statue on a building, College Green, WorcesterMonument or public art · 1105 yd
Flood levelsMemorial · 1114 yd
Plaque: Severn StreetMemorial · 1180 yd
Edgar Tower entrance to the Cathedral CloseScheduled monument · 1191 yd
Monument to AbigailMonument or public art · 1244 yd
Siege of Worcestersiege · 1507 ydOther information
Photo: Alan Hughes · CC BY-SA 2.0