EPW057585 ENGLAND (1938). Farmland south of Solihull, Cheswick Green, 1938

Miller and Carter, Dickens Heath Originally named THREE MAYPOLES, it was built in 1938 on the site of large house known as the Cider Mill, which was demolished in 1935. Later renamed the PICKWICK, and then the CHESWICK GREEN INN in 1996 and then converted to a Miller and Carter steak house. Information from Solihull CAMRA.

Baroda House Farm

Tythe Barn Lane

Tythe Barn Lane

Stratford-upon-Avon Canal

Dickens Heath Road

Blackford Road

Dog Kennel Lane

Tanworth Lane

Now the Miller & Carter, formerly the Cheswick Green Inn, before that The Pickwick

Tanworth Lane

Another pylon, pretty much half way between the other two.

Pretty certain this is an electricity pylon. Another (less clear) in right hand bottom corner. I think I can see three on epw057589. But, I failed to find the intermediate ones in the much longer hop. Its possible there is one just right of the road. If so http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=21R2yozACbsC&pg=PA90&dq=electricity+grid+1938+england&hl=en&sa=X&ei=LfcUUqLYDqKR0AWFi4HYAQ&ved=0CDYQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=electricity%20grid%201938%20england&f=false may be helpful.

Is this a house? The windows are not obvious. Why the verandah along the front. The lower structures, mostly flat roofed do not match on the two sides. For a butterfly planned house the central range is longer than most, and the wings shorter.